Charlton McFarlane
Charlton McFarlane is the chief executive officer of the Universal Service Fund (USF) in Jamaica, known for his role in advancing digital access and technology initiatives across the country. Recently, he announced the provision of free public Wi-Fi in several communities, including Negril and Port Royal, as part of the USF's Community Wi-Fi programme aimed at promoting digital transformation and inclusivity.
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USF Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Charlton McFarlane, said it was an honour to partner with the Ministry in advancing national recovery from the Category Five hurricane.
Labour Ministry receives 200 tablets from USF to aid post-Hurricane Melissa damage assessments | News
Jamaica· 2026-01-29
Charlton McFarlane, the Chief Executive Officer at the USF, emphasized the workshop's mission to bridge the digital divide and foster digital inclusion in Jamaica.
Students benefit from USF’s inaugural Influencer Creative Workshop | NewsJamaica· 2025-10-07Charlton McFarlane, CEO of the USF, pointed out that an average of 200,000 Jamaicans per month use community Wi-Fi hotspots.
Flow: Fast-tracking digital inclusion key to achieving Vision 2030 | NewsJamaica· 2025-10-03
Charlton McFarlane, the Chief Executive Officer of the USF, discussed the initiative to enhance connectivity in craft markets.
USF to equip craft markets with internet service | NewsJamaica· 2025-06-17Charlton McFarlane, the CEO of USF, discussed plans to expand Internet access to agro parks in Jamaica.
USF to expand Internet access to agro parks | NewsJamaica· 2025-05-28USF Chief Executive Officer, Charlton McFarlane, encouraged students to be courageous and to take full advantage of the opportunities available to them.
Gov’t commits to preparing students to dominate in field of technology | NewsJamaica· 2025-04-04
Charlton McFarlane, chief executive officer of the USF, made the revelation to members of the Rotary Club of Trafalgar New Heights in St Andrew recently.
Negril, Ochi, Port Royal among five chosen for free Wi-Fi | NewsJamaica· 2025-03-03