About us

Dylan Norbert-Inglis

Chief Executive Officer

Dylan was born and raised in St. Lucia. After completing his studies at the Saint Mary’s College and Sir Arthur Lewis Community College respectively he enrolled at the University of the West Indies (Cave Hill Campus), where he later obtained a Bachelor's of Law Degree. He went on to pursue his Legal Education Certificate at the Hugh Wooding Law School in Trinidad and Tobago, where he graduated with distinction before being called to the St. Lucian Bar in October, 2011. Dylan joined the law firm of Theophilus, Pierre and Mondesir later to become Lorne Theophilus Chambers where he frequently appeared before the Magistrates Court and High Court of St. Lucia. Dylan left private practice in 2015 to explore regulatory governance in the financial sector. Throughout 2016 Dylan serve as a Project Manager and Managing Consultant for the Midsized Credit Union. Dylan then migrated to Canada where he served as a Legal Consultant. In 2019 Dylan returned to Saint Lucia to serve as the Legal Officer for the Ministry of Commerce, International Trade, Investment, Enterprise Development and Consumer Affairs, later reformed to the Ministry of Commerce, Manufacturing, Business Development, Cooperatives and Consumer Affairs. Since his return to Saint Lucia Dylan was called to the Bar of Guyana, served as a lecturer at the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College, became an accredited Director and founded and co-founded a number of personal private ventures. Dylan has also served in various capacities on a number of public, quasi-public, private and regional bodies, including the Saint Lucia Cannabis Taskforce, the Saint Lucia Football Association Appeals Tribunal, ASTM Committee 34, the national Consumer Affairs Tribunal and the Caribbean Cannabis Forum. Since 2020 he has been at the forefront of the development, revision and implementation of the regime for regulated substances including Cannabis and Radiation. In December 2024 Dylan was appointed as the first CEO of the Regulated Substances Authority (RSA) of Saint Lucia. At the RSA he is tasked with implementing a regime for cannabis on the island and revising and overseeing the regimes for radiation, alcohol, petroleum, explosives, pesticides and toxic and hazardous chemicals.

Philand Henderson

Marketing Officer

Shani Victorin

Inspector

Shani Victorin is an inspector at the Regulated Substances Authority. Known for her discipline, integrity, and commitment to excellence, Shani has spent over a decade as a science educator and fitness instructor helping individuals reach their personal and professional goals through structure, accountability, and perseverance - qualities that now define her approach to regulation. She brings a unique perspective to the role, combining her experience in coaching and leadership with a sharp focus on compliance, fairness, and public trust. Whether in the classroom, in the gym or in the field, Shani is driven by a passion for high standards and community well-being.

Darius Christopher

Inspector

Mr. Darius Christopher serves as an Inspector at the Regulated Substances Authority, bringing a multifaceted professional background spanning the aviation and financial sectors. He began his career in aviation dispatch services, where he cultivated a disciplined approach to operational precision and safety protocols. Subsequently, Mr. Christopher dedicated over a decade to the banking industry, where he acquired substantial expertise in regulatory compliance, risk management, and customer service excellence. In his most recent managerial leadership role, he was entrusted with the oversight of a high-volume banking branch, where he was responsible for ensuring adherence to compliance protocols while maintaining operational efficiency and client satisfaction in a dynamic environment. Mr. Christopher has since transitioned to the Regulated Substances Authority (RSA), where he applies his regulatory compliance knowledge in support of the Authority’s mandate. He is committed to upholding the highest standards of safety, certainty, and success in the regulation of controlled substances.

Jervaughn Lewis

Inspector

Jervaughn Lewis is a Technical Field Officer at the Regulated Substances Authority with a professional background in building maintenance and infrastructure management. He brings extensive expertise in facility management and operational readiness, supporting RSA’s enforcement, compliance monitoring, and field operations with a strong focus on safety, structure, and procedural integrity.

Kurt Harris

Chief Technical Officer

Kurt Harris is the Chief Technical Officer at the Regulated Substances Authority (RSA) of Saint Lucia, where he provides strategic leadership in technical regulation, compliance, and innovation across multiple high-risk sectors. He is also the current President of the Association of Professional Engineers of Saint Lucia (APESL), championing engineering excellence and professional standards. Kurt Harris is an accomplished engineer, educator, and sustainability advocate with expertise in energy efficiency, renewable energy systems,and technical innovation. He holds an MSc in the Design of Energy Efficient Buildings and a BEng in Telecommunications and Electronics Engineering. His career blends technical expertise with institutional leadership and sustainable development. Previously at the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (SALCC), Kurt served in several senior roles, including Acting Vice-Principal, Dean of Academic Partnerships and Internationalization, and Dean of the Division of Technical Education and Management Studies. In these capacities, he expanded SALCC’s international partnerships, led infrastructure modernization, increased non-traditional revenue streams, and enhanced community engagement. He also oversaw the installation of a 25 kW solar PV system and led student teams in developing community-focused technological solutions, including automated greenhouses, smart sewer controls, and solar-powered car air conditioning systems. A committed engineering consultant, Kurt advises on renewable energy systems, indoor air quality, and energy efficiency. He is a former President of the Saint Lucia Agriculture Forum for Youth (SLAFY), where he co-designed and led the development of a Sustainable Charcoal Production System funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF SGP). A strong advocate for youth inclusion, volunteerism, and culturally rooted education, Kurt believes that sustainable national development must be led by institutions and leaders deeply embedded in the social and cultural fabric of their communities.

Raquel N Wilson

Compliance Officer

Raquel Wilson is a Compliance Officer at the Regulated Substances Authority (RSA), where she supports regulatory oversight, organizational compliance, and stakeholder coordination. She brings a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a strong professional background spanning administration, corporate communications, and project coordination. In her role, Raquel ensures adherence to regulatory frameworks while contributing to the development of compliance processes and reporting mechanisms. Her expertise includes policy support, document control, and cross-departmental collaboration, reinforcing operational efficiency and organizational accountability. Raquel’s professional experience extends beyond compliance, with demonstrated skills in executive administration, project and event management, and digital communications. She is proficient in utilizing tools such as Adobe Suite to support brand development and has successfully managed social media strategies to strengthen stakeholder engagement. Her career trajectory highlights a blend of technical knowledge, regulatory insight, and organizational management. With proven success in both public and private sector environments, Raquel is transitioning toward advanced opportunities in project management and IT support, where she can integrate her analytical skills, process-driven mindset, and commitment to operational excellence. She is passionate about leveraging technology and structured methodologies to deliver measurable outcomes aligned with institutional goals.

Kymberlie St.Juste

Scientific Research Consultant

Kymberlie St. Juste is the Scientific Research Consultant at the Regulated Substances Authority, responsible for establishing and leading the scientific framework for the regulation of medicinal cannabis in Saint Lucia. She works closely with the cannabis technical team, contributing scientific insight to regulatory development, research initiatives, and technical evaluations. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry and brings experience in science education, medical laboratories, and analytical research environments. Kymberlie is familiar with standard laboratory protocols and a range of analytical techniques, with a strong foundation in scientific methodology and quality practices. Passionate about science and innovation, she is recognized for being meticulous, proactive, and results-driven. She works effectively in team-based settings and is committed to supporting evidence-based regulation and advancing scientific standards within the regulated substances sector.