Meet Theronie
Every institution she has worked within has entrusted her with the same thing: precision, under pressure, in rooms where the stakes were real.
As a verbatim notetaker for the International Seabed Authority, she captured the exact language of nations negotiating maritime law. At the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, she shaped the documents behind voting rights litigation. At a Washington, D.C. immigration law firm, she built the content and outreach that turned casework into growth.
But her instinct for creative work took root earlier — as Creative Director for Youths for Excellence, an NGO where she directed advocacy campaigns that reached over 10,000 underserved youth across the Caribbean and grew partnerships by 40%, work later recognized with an honor for outstanding contribution. She carried that instinct forward as Public Relations Officer for the Mona Law Society.
It was there she discovered what would become the foundation of Muse Worthy: that the right story, told with precision, doesn't just inform — it moves people.
She holds a Master of Laws in International and Comparative Law from The George Washington University Law School, and a Bachelor of Laws with Honors from the University of the West Indies.