Last Updated on January 18, 2026, 3:10 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The St. Kitts & Nevis Robotics Association (SKNRA) has announcement the appointment of Nailah Taylor as Executive Director of the Nevis Branch of the St Kitts and Nevis Robotics Association. The organization has been helping youngsters from all over the federation tap into their technical talents.
Prior to this, the SKNRA has operated majorly from the island of St Kitts. The announcement comes with the organization’s aim of bringing their presence more firmly to the sister island of Nevis.
The announcement was made on Thursday with the members of the robotics association expressing their delight on adding Taylor to their team. According to the high level management of the SKNRA, Taylor will provide strategic leadership and oversight for SKNRA’s operations and programmes on Nevis.
Her presence in Nevis will help the organization in their mandate of bringing advance robotics, innovation, and STEAM education to the youngsters of the island.
Taylor will provide more localised support to the youngsters who come from Nevis to be part of the Robotics team. The appointment is also proof of the fact that the organization wants to grow their presence and impact in the federation.
The new Executive Director of the Nevis Branch of the St Kitts and Nevis Robotics Association, Taylor has been described as a talented young woman. According to the leadership of the SKNRA, Taylor possesses passion, vision, and dedication to youth development and innovation. All these qualities make her very suitable for her new role in the Nevis Branch of the association. She will play a very important role in the continued expansion of SKNRA’s impact on Nevis.
SKNRA officials and leadership have extended their most sincere best wishes to Taylor on her appointment as Executive Director of the Nevis Branch of the St Kitts and Nevis Robotics Association. The organization is looking forward to her leadership as they grow their footprint in Nevis
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