The thrilling T20 win over England in Kolkata on Sunday has been overshadowed by the reopening of old wounds between the players and the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) over contracts and salaries.
Bravo backed Darren Sammy's emotional outburst after the final when the captain blasted the board as "disrespectful" for failing to even supply proper shirts for the tournament and for the protracted salary row which rumbled on to the very start of the competition.
Sammy also claimed that no senior figures from the WICB had congratulated the team on their triumph.
All-rounder Bravo said Sammy was right to criticise the board but saved his venom for Cameron.
"The president is immature and small-minded," 32-year-old Bravo told Trinidad TV station, CNC3. "He is just an arrogant guy."
Bravo backed Sammy's accusations over the poor preparation which saw the team manager having to go in search of playing shirts which would have players' names and numbers printed on the back.
"A lot of people don't understand the sort of thing we go through as players dealing with our board. I think they're the most unprofessional board in the world," said Bravo.
"We get to India, our names were not even printed on the uniforms.
"Our manager had to leave our camp early to go and organise the uniforms and get names and numbers printed while in India. We played the entire tournament without caps."
Bravo also denied that he and his teammates are just happy to chase the easy dollars on offer in the world's lucrative Twenty20 franchise leagues rather than commit themselves to the West Indies test team.
"Sammy spoke from the heart. A lot of people come down on the players and question our commitment to West Indies cricket, but people don't understand.
"We have always had problems with our contracts but the board doesn't negotiate with the players. They deal with (players union) WIPA.
"But only one of the 15 players in India are with WIPA. We are not happy with what we are getting. The players are hurt and we need to put a stop to it."
Bravo was the captain of the West Indies team when they cut short a tour of India in 2014 over a contractual dispute.
