Born and raised in Arima, Trinidad and Tobago, Kevon Gareth Foderingham is a dynamic social entrepreneur, artist, author, and podcaster with over 20 years of experience in marketing and communications across hospitality, education, creative, and non-profit sectors. Formerly the Marketing and Communications Manager for PSI Caribbean, the regional arm of global health nonprofit PSI, Kevon now leads East Yard Enterprises, a creative social enterprise empowering nonprofits and creative entrepreneurs with innovative tools, opportunities, and global connections.​Kevon’s creative journey spans visual art, film, fashion, writing, and spoken word performance. He has exhibited his artwork in Trinidad and Tobago, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and the United States. A passionate development worker, Kevon co-edited and through East Yard Enterprises, published "What Matters" (2024), a youth-authored anthology developed through his initiative, For Common Good: Youth Arts Enrichment Program. His other works include his debut book, "THINGS I LEARNED IN MY THIRTIES" (2022), and the accompanying studio album, "THINGS I LEARNED, VOL. 1: Motivational Melodies".An alumnus of the prestigious U.S. State Department sponsored, International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), Kevon hosts AMPLIFY Connect: The Podcast, showcasing other local and international changemakers from global exchange programs. His contributions to the arts have earned him an individual civic award from the Mayor of the Royal Chartered Borough of Arima and the inaugural Literary Voices of Arima Award (2024).Through his leadership, creativity, and commitment to social impact, Kevon continues to inspire, connect, and amplify the work of changemakers worldwide.