The following is a list of heads of government of the members states of CARICOM:
Only those persons who have been leaders since their country became a member of CARICOM are listed. The leaders are listed in order of their terms, with leaders serving twice only being listed in order of their first term:
Antigua and Barbuda : Vere Cornwall Bird, Lester Bird and Baldwin Spencer 
Bahamas : Lynden Pindling, Hubert Ingraham (twice), Perry Christie (twice) and Hubert Minnis 
Barbados : Errol Barrow (twice), Tom Adams, Bernard St. John, Erskine Sandiford, Owen Arthur, David Thompson, and Freundel Stuart [1] 
Belize : George Cadle Price (twice), Manuel Esquivel (twice), Said Musa and Dean Barrow 
Dominica : Edward Oliver LeBlanc, Patrick John, Oliver Seraphine, Dame Eugenia Charles, Edison James, Rosie Douglas, Pierre Charles and Osborne Riviere (acting)
Grenada : Eric Gairy, Maurice Bishop, Herbert A. Blaize, Ben Jones, Nicholas Brathwaite, George Brizan, Keith Mitchell (twice) and Tillman Thomas 
Guyana 1 : Arthur Chung, Forbes Burnham, Desmond Hoyte, Cheddi Jagan, Sam Hinds, Janet Jagan, Bharrat Jagdeo (twice), Donald Ramotar and David A. Granger 
Haiti 2 : Jean-Bertrand Aristide, René Préval, Michel Martelly, Jocelerme Privert (acting) and Jovenel Moïse 
Jamaica : Michael Manley (twice), Edward Seaga, P. J. Patterson, Portia Simpson-Miller (twice), Bruce Golding and Andrew Holness (twice, also incumbent)
Montserrat : Percival Austin Bramble, John Osborne (twice), Reuben Meade (twice), Bertrand Osborne, David Brandt, Lowell Lewis and Donaldson Romeo 
Saint Kitts and Nevis : Robert L. Bradshaw, Paul Southwell, Lee Moore, Kennedy Simmonds and Denzil Douglas 
Saint Lucia : John Compton (thrice), Allan Louisy, Winston Cenac, Michael Pilgrim (interim), Vaughan Lewis, Kenny Anthony (thrice), Stephenson King, and Allen Chastanet 
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines : James Fitz-Allen Mitchell (twice), Milton Cato and Arnhim Eustace 
Suriname : Ronald Venetiaan (twice), Jules Wijdenbosch and Desi Bouterse 
Trinidad and Tobago : Eric Williams, George Chambers, A.N.R. Robinson, Patrick Manning (twice), Basdeo Panday and Kamla Persad-Bissessar Heads of Government have also established a Quasi-Cabinet arrangement to further advance specific issues/areas within the Community. The decision to establish the Quasi-Cabinet was taken at their Seventh Special Meeting (October 1999, Trinidad and Tobago), convened to deliberate on a Vision for the future of the Region. Within the Quasi-Cabinet, individual Heads of Government have responsibility for critical areas of Community Development.
The Quasi-Cabinet Portfolio allocation is set out overleaf.
As part of efforts to strengthen the Quasi-Cabinet functioning, Heads of Government undertook a review of the Portfolio allocations in July 2010, at their Thirty-First Regular Meeting held in Jamaica
These are some of the areas which have been assigned: (both officially and by national special interest.)
Antigua and Barbuda ... Lead Head of Government for Services Bahamas ... Lead Head of Government for Tourism (including Land, Cruise, ACP/EU Partnership Agreement provisions etc) Barbados ... Lead Head of Government for the CSME (including Monetary Union) Belize ... Lead Head of Government for Justice and Governance Dominica ... Lead Head of Government for Labour (including intra-Community movement of skills) Grenada ... Lead Head of Government for Science and Technology (including Information and Communications) Guyana ... Lead Head of Government for Agriculture, Agricultural Diversification and Food Security (including the Regional Transformation Programme (RTP) and Bananas) Jamaica ... Lead Head of Government for External Trade Negotiations Saint Kitts and Nevis ... Head of Government for Human Resource Development, Health and HIV/AIDS Saint Lucia ... Lead Head of Government for Sustainable Development (including Environment and Disaster Management and Water) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ... Lead Head of Government for Transport (Maritime and Aviation) Suriname ... Lead Head of Government for Community Development and Cultural Cooperation (including Culture, Gender, Youth and Sport) Trinidad and Tobago ... Lead Head of Government for Energy and SecurityDeputy Prime Minister Freundel Stuart notified members of the Cabinet of the prime minister's death during the early hours of Saturday.
2. www.caricom.org
