Ambassador Clarence E. Pilgrim has earned his Doctorate in Business Administration (Picture by Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Ambassador Clarence E. Pilgrim, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Barbuda Affairs, has officially earned a Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) from Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM) in Spain, with the assistance of Uniathena.
Dr. Pilgrim’s doctoral thesis, titled “Transformative Artificial Intelligence and Digital Government Innovation for Public Sector Performance Management,” delves into the potential of artificial intelligence to enhance transparency, efficiency, and citizen engagement within government operations. His research highlights the critical role that innovative technologies can play in modernizing public service and improving the experiences of citizens.
“This achievement reinforces my belief in lifelong learning and the incredible power of innovation to transform public service,” said Ambassador Pilgrim. His dedication to both personal academic growth and the advancement of public sector efficiency resonates as a strong message about the importance of education and adaptability in today’s rapidly changing world.
The successful completion of his DBA not only marks a significant milestone in Dr. Pilgrim’s career but also sets a precedent for public service professionals to pursue advanced studies in order to foster a culture of innovation and improvement within government frameworks.
Sir this picture does you no justice. Just the photo deters me from reading the article
Lol smh. I dont know what he was thinking taking that photo!
Looks like the villain in a horror movie or something. lol
Hoping this leads to real tech improvements in public services. AI has great potential, but we need action, not just theory.
Congratulations sir. Let’s ignore the retarded comments. That’s why they spend their day on antigua.news writing nonesence while you are getting your degree
This is fantastic! Ambassador Clarence E. Pilgrim’s new Doctorate in Business Administration, particularly his thesis on AI for government innovation, is a significant asset. It promises to bring new insights and strategies for improving public service delivery, transparency, and efficiency for the benefit of all citizens. Kudos to him!