BUSINESS SOCIAL
Keisha Bailey, CEO of Profit Jumpstarter and visionary behind the Build Wealth Conference, now in its successful second year, empowering individuals to achieve financial freedom.
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August 23, 2024

BUSINESS SOCIAL

The two-day Build Wealth Conference at AC Hotel Kingston ignited a fire of financial freedom, drawing a dynamic crowd of over 200 attendees, mostly women, ready to shatter glass ceilings!

The sessions had expert speakers, including CEO of KCLH Full Business Solutions, Dr Kesha Christie; CEO of Money Media, Kalilah Reynolds; and CEO of Profit Jumpstarter, Keisha Bailey, who shared their wealth-building journeys, covering savvy investing, smart retirement planning, and more. Day one was hosted by the energetic and engaging media personality and lawyer, Miss Kitty. On-site advisors fuelled attendees’ financial journeys, while a sizzling fireside chat with three trailblazing women entrepreneurs left a lasting impression: anything is possible, and wealth is within reach! As attendees celebrated with a group snapshot, the conference mantra echoed: “Wealth is possible!” The Business Social was there, capturing the highlights.

Kalilah Reynolds, CEO of Money Media, and Keisha Bailey, CEO of Profit Jumpstarter, showcase Bailey’s insightful book Get Serious About Wealth, a valuable resource for achieving financial success..

Ingrid Riley (standing), founder of Silicon Caribe, makes a point during one of the sessions at the recently held Build Wealth Conference. Looking on is Heneka Watkis-Porter, podcaster, author and entrepreneur..

Locksley Murray pauses to chat with Simone Burke, business development manager at VIP Attractions, at the Build Wealth Conference marketplace..

Profit Jumpstarter CEO Keisha Bailey wraps up the conference with a group selfie, inspiring attendees to capture their current financial snapshot and embark on a journey to wealth..

Miss Kitty, a charismatic media personality and lawyer, hosted day one with flair, and later shared her personal story, offering a glimpse into her remarkable journey..

The Women in Business session features an impressive panel of leaders, including (from left) host, Miss Kitty; Dr Kesha Christie, CEO of KCLH Full Business Solutions; Rochelle Cameron, founder and CEO of Prescient Consulting Services Limited; Seraphia Spence, attorney-at-Law; and Stacey Hines, CEO of Epic Transformation. These dynamic women shared their expertise and insights, empowering entrepreneurs and providing valuable perspectives on navigating the business world..

Minister of Education and Youth Fayval Williams (right) fits her new Bresheh backpack, much to the delight of Randy McLaren, CEO of Bresheh, at the recent Build Wealth Conference..

A section of the audience, at the recent Build Wealth Conference, is engaged in a lively discussion on wealth building..

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