Darrion M. Narine may hail from Trinidad and Tobago, but he’s got a passport stamped “Global Citizen” in his heart. An innovator, project specialist, and creative strategist, Darrion thrives on bringing bold ideas to life—whether he’s on stage or in the boardroom. As a pro in creative leadership and communications, he’s your go-to for workshops that blend effective communication, innovation, and public speaking into a masterclass of engagement.
Currently serving as a Civil Society Advisory Governor for the Commonwealth Foundation, Darrion also leads the charge as the Programme Manager for a joint migrant and refugee initiative between UNICEF and the Catholic Commission for Social Justice in Trinidad and Tobago. He’s all about making waves (the good kind) for social progress! Read More
Once upon a time, he was Vice Chairperson for Inclusion and Engagement on the Commonwealth Youth Council, repping 1.2 billion youth worldwide. With a BSc in Psychology (Special) and a minor in Theatre Arts, plus an MA in Cultural Studies from U.W.I., he’s no stranger to combining the arts and sciences. Oh, and he’s got a National Youth Award for Leadership to his name—no big deal.
Darrion’s journey has taken him from boardrooms (he’s been on quite a few) to global stages, sharing his love for culture, performance, and social entrepreneurship. As a managing director at Cindon Productions, he’s constantly cooking up new ways to elevate public speaking, drama, and leadership development. Plus, his workshops bring a dash of theatrical flair to schools across the Caribbean.
Actor? Check. Singer? Check. Poet? Absolutely. This creative powerhouse has a collection of music and poetry that’s just waiting to be shared. And if you’re ever in the neighborhood, you might catch him performing with DCShell Theatre or leading an impromptu workshop on creative innovation.
Outside of his professional adventures, Darrion’s all about pushing limits—literally. Running, swimming, hiking, and extreme fitness activities keep him energized and ready for the next big challenge. For him, education is the ultimate key to liberation, and he’s here to unlock new paths for progressive, empowered communities.
