Sonia Sterling
USVI

Updated June 20, 2022
Sonia D. Sterling serves as a Senior Grants Analyst for the U.S. Virgin Islands Office of Management and Budget on St. Thomas. Although Sonia has served in this position for the past six (6) years, her tenure with the agency actually spans eleven (11) years in various capacities as a Grants Analyst, Budget Coordinating Officer III, and Hazard Mitigation Program Specialist. As a Senior Grants Analyst, Sonia works closely with the other Grants Analysts in the areas of Single Audit OMB A-133, Executive and Federal budgets, all while collaborating with the Associate Director and program and fiscal points-of-contact government wide. Prior to joining the Office of Management and Budget, Sonia worked in the private sector as an Accountant Assistant and in the public sector as an Assistant Auditor for the Government of Antigua and Barbuda where she conducted various audits throughout multiple government departments. Sonia holds a Masters in Business Administration from Bakers College in Flint, Michigan and also a Bachelor's degree with an emphasis in Accounting. Sonia avails herself of continued learning opportunities that will be the catalyst towards her advancement as a more effective and efficient employee, and future leader in her capacity as a public servant with the Government of the Virgin Islands.
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