Carmen Latty

Carmen Latty is a Jamaican-born educationist based in Nigeria. She has held senior administrative roles at Bridge House College in Ikoyi, Lagos, Roemichs International Schools in Ilorin, Kwara State, and the Corona Schools' Trust Council of all Corona Schools in Nigeria. She served as President of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) Nigeria Chapter from 2001 to 2002.

Early life and education Carmen Latty was born and raised in Fairborn, in the hills of upper Clarendon, Jamaica, between the communities of Johns' Hall, James Hill, and Kay Valley. Her maternal family is from Tweedside, Clarendon. She attended Clarendon College, a secondary school in Clarendon Parish.

Early in her career in Nigeria, Latty served as administrator of the Corona Trust Council, which governs all Corona Schools in Nigeria. Latty had responsibility for academics and administration at the school.

Latty subsequently joined Bridge House College (BHC) in Ikoyi, Lagos as the College Administrator, a role in which she held until 2019.

Latty has also been associated with Virtue Educational and Allied Services, a consulting firm, where her profile is listed as a senior associate.

Published work Latty has written books related to her experiences in Nigeria. She authored an autobiography titled Dare To Be, in which she traces aspects of her personal history including her Jamaican roots and her ancestral connections to eastern Nigeria.