Generation 2000

Randolph Ledgister was born November 2, 1987 in May Pen, Clarendon to parents Beverly Green and Randolph Ledgister Snr. He was raised in Manchester where he still resides.

His early education at McIntosh Memorial Primary School exposed him to public speaking through his involvement in the Spelling Bee and the school’s Quiz Society. His exemplary character and academic achievements earned him the respect of his teachers and his peers. He acquired remarkable grades in the GSAT and earned a place at the stalwart DeCarteret College in Mandeville.

During his tenure at high school, Randolph was recognized among the outstanding students – having received multiple certificates in many areas of study - which eventually climaxed with him being selected as valedictorian for his graduating class in July 2005. This was no surprise considering his accession to various leadership capacities such as student council member, prefect and a vibrant member of the school’s debate team.

Randolph moved on to the Northern Caribbean University in 2005, where he enrolled in the Business Administration Programme and emphasised Human Resource Management. He subsequently moved on to the University of London in 2010 where he currently reads for a LLB.
While his achievements in academia are quite notable, Randolph has also made remarkable contributions to civic society. He has been involved in the formation of one of the parish’s major community organization and remains an active citizen in the Mandeville community.

In 2007, he co-founded the Manchester Chapter of Generation 2000 (G2K) where he last served as vice-chairman subsequent to his ascension to this post. He has since been an active member of the national organization and has served on a number of committees.
Randolph has been a member of the Seventh - day Adventist community and now serves in his local church as a youth elder.