Alexandra Maillis-Lynch
President

Alexandra received her early education at Queen's College in Nassau, Bahamas. She later moved on to study Political Science at the University of Sussex, Brighton, England where she received her Bachelors of Science Degree in the hopes of becoming an aspiring Attorney.

Although she initially pursued a legal career, Alexandra's love for food and catering to people surpassed her legal aspirations. She found herself consistently cooking for her family members, charity events and anyone who sought her assistance. Thereafter, she decided to make a career out of catering to people and has been doing the same since 1990.

Alexandra currently has a catering and event planning company called "Events by Alexandra" and is the owner of "August Moon Café" in Lyford Cay.

Alexandra is of Greek Descent and is the mother of four boys ranging from the ages of 8 to 21 years old.

Alexandra was married to the late Norman Lynch. She decided to volunteer at the Ranfurly Homes for Children upon her husband's untimely death. She felt that she needed a change from the projects she and her husband worked on together as a couple. She often says God chose Ranfurly for her and that she will never leave the beautiful children that she has met at Ranfurly that have brought much joy during her sorrow.

Joey Premock
Vice- President

Born in Alexandria, Louisiana and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. With an Associate Degree from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale for Interior Design, she uses some of her experience and knowledge in the real estate industry along with her commitment and eye for good design, makes Joey an integral part of a family business, Damianos Sotheby’s International Realty organization. She is a wife to Mr. Chris Premock and a mother of two young boys.

Joey started as a volunteer at the Home and now has served two years as Vice President of Ranfurly.

Mr. Alexander Roberts
Administrator

L. Alexander Roberts was born and raised in Dominica, attended university in Canada with a BSC (mathematics) and BEng (electrical). Mr. Roberts served as a Math and Science teacher from 1978-1987 and then served as Headmaster of Queen's College High School from 1987-2000. After Queen's College he spent 8-years at the Securities Commissioner of the Bahamas as Manager of the Authorities Department. Mr. Roberts joined the Ranfurly family in October of 2010 where his continued love, experience and other talents with children would be utilized.

Thomas Hackett
Treasurer

Tom serves as the chief financial officer at Fidelity Bank & Trust International Ltd since 2007. Before 2007, Tom served many years working for Pricewaterhouse Coopers in various positions and relocating from London to Nassau. His involvement and dedication with Ranfurly dates back to 1977. Tom's hobbies are playing golf and squash.

Joan Pinder
Secretary

Joan Pinder was born and educated in Northern Ireland. She came to The Bahamas in 1969 to teach Business Subjects at the newly formed and constructed Nassau Technical Centre at Old Trail Road, now BVTI. This was later renamed the C R Walker Technical College and the Business Department became part of the College of The Bahamas in 1974 and moved to Oaksfield in 1984. Joan married in 1971 and has one son. She is a trained teacher but obtained her Master of Business Administration from the University of Miami in 1979 and continued her career at The College for 32 years, lecturing in Accounting and Methods of Teaching in Business subjects. Joan was coordinator of Accounting, Assistant Chairperson, coordinator of the College Preparatory Programme and Chair of the School of Business on two separate occasions, for a total of eight years until her retirement in 2006. Mrs. Pinder was involved in many extracurricular college activities while there as well as some civic ones. She still assists the School of Education as needed, to assess students seeking certification as teachers of Business Subjects. Joan is presently still involved with her church, American Women’s Club, Corona Society, The Rotary Club of Nassau and the Ranfurly Homes for Children. She enjoys walking, reading, cooking and travelling.