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August 30, 2024

Friday, August 30, 2024

On Sunday, August 25, We Inspire Women celebrated eight years of sisterhood and women’s empowerment at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, with the support of long-standing partners Seprod Group of Companies, Lasco Curves, Lifespan Spring Water, and This is Really Great Yogurt. The theme, ‘Greener Pastures’, set the stage for the tints and shades that would characterise the fashion, décor, and vision. And, the queens did not disappoint!

Page 2 shares highlights.

Photographer: Leo Hudson

Call It Chartreuse #TeamSeprod: (From left) Daynah Parchment, brand manager, Eve; Marissa Hayman, brand manager, Serge; Deidra Grey, junior brand manager, Supligen; and Camille Moore, brand manager, Chiffon.Leo Hudson

Cheek To Chiefs Cortia Bingham McKenzie (centre) shared a moment with former Chief Justice of Jamaica Zaila McCalla (left) — who was on hand to receive the Most Inspiring Women 24 Award — and newly appointed president of the Court of Appeal Justice Marva McDonald Bishop. Leo Hudson

Demure & Mindful BrandEd principal Norma Williams stunned in a green high-low maxi dress by Pesche.Leo Hudson

Partners On The Green From left: Kirk Kennedy, civil engineer & CEO KENCASA Construction; Dr Kimberly Martin, consultant OB/GYN; Dr Michelle Bailey DaCosta, consultant obstetrician, fertility specialist and laparoscopic surgeon; Nadine Burrowes-Seaga, mindset, performance and leadership coach; Maya Walrond, engineer and digital lead at Liberty Caribbean; Pamille Shaw-Blair, general manager, Ashley Furniture HomeStore; Caryl James, professor of eating disorders, body image and mental health, Department of Sociology, Psychology and Social Work at The University of the West Indies, Mona; Clair-Ann Kennedy, industrial engineer; Dr Arlene Rose Lewis, dermatologist & CEO Derma Kare; Dr Jody-Ann Jarrett, OB/GYN; Dr Summer Lopez, director, Body Forte Physiotherapy and Pilates; and Marc Frankson, director of operations at Designs by Marc LimitedLeo Hudson

Snap Worthy Nadine Burrowes-Seaga (right) and her daughter Gisele Burrowes worked their best angles for the perfect #WIW ‘ussie’.Leo Hudson

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