Liberty Caribbean Announced Executive Leadership Appointments
The telecommunications firm appointed Jason Julien as the new country manager for Trinidad and Tobago.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in People
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Liberty Caribbean has announced a regional executive reshuffle, naming Jason Julien as the Vice President and Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago. Additionally, Simone Martin-Šulgan has transitioned to a new role as Vice President and Country Manager for Barbados.
Why it matters
This leadership transition is part of a strategic company initiative to cultivate regional talent and strengthen operational management across Caribbean markets. The move highlights the company's commitment to internal executive development within its telecommunications portfolio.
Jason Julien joins after his recent tenure at First Citizens Group, while Simone Martin-Šulgan moves to Barbados following five years leading commercial operations in Trinidad and Tobago.
The players
Jason Julien
He is the new Vice President and Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago at Liberty Caribbean and formerly served as the CEO of First Citizens Group Financial Holdings.
Simone Martin-Šulgan
She has been appointed as the new Vice President and Country Manager for Barbados after previously leading commercial operations in Trinidad and Tobago for five years.
Liberty Caribbean
This telecommunications company operates several brands including Flow, Liberty Business, and BTC across various regional markets.
Desron Bynoe
He previously held the position of country manager in Barbados before being replaced by Simone Martin-Šulgan.
The details
Liberty Caribbean operates the brands Flow, Liberty Business, and BTC across the region. Jason Julien assumes his new duties in Trinidad and Tobago, which stands as the company's second-largest market, following his resignation from First Citizens Group Financial Holdings.
Timeline
August 31, 2026: Jason Julien resigned from his position at First Citizens Group.
September 29, 2026: Liberty Caribbean officially announced these executive leadership appointments.
Market Landscape
This move mirrors the broader industry trend of rotating experienced executives across regional subsidiaries to standardize operational excellence. By shifting leadership, Liberty Caribbean aims to maintain its competitive edge against regional telecommunications rivals.
Customers in Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados may see changes in local service management as the new country managers take charge of regional operations. These executive shifts typically precede refinements to service delivery and business support strategies for subscribers.
The takeaway
Executive transitions at the regional level can signal shifts in how telecommunications companies engage with local markets and regulatory environments. Stakeholders should monitor upcoming operational updates to determine how these changes impact service strategy and local investment.
Further reading
For additional context on regional career moves, visit the People section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CNC3.
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