Business Social
Members of JWN’s communications, marketing, operations, legal annd governace departments share in a photo-op following the special luncheon held recently.
Business, Business Observer
March 19, 2025

Business Social

THE lobby of JWN’s corporate office in New Kingston was transformed into a delicate glass house, decorated with beautiful flora and accent pieces contrasted by pops of colour on March 6, 2025 as a luncheon to celebrate the culmination of its Spirited Women season 2 series got underway.

Attended by a handful of guests, the gathering comprising past and current Spirited Women participants, JWN management and staff, and a few members of the media were treated to an evening of food, entertainment and inspiring conversations.

The event moderated by the inimitable Emprezz Golding created the perfect atmosphere for lively discussions and networking opportunities, paired with rounds of Appleton-infused drinks and a specially curated menu put together by Chef Jackie Tyson and her team.

Business Social was in attendance and shares highlights from the event:

Moderator Emprezz Golding (left); Daniel Caron (centre), JWN managing director; and David Morrison (right), deputy master blender at JWN, share in a photo with the season 2 cohort of JWN’s Spirited Women series.

Mixologist and JWN resident bartender Orane Edwards prepares one of the evening’s signature drink.

Deputy Master Blender David Morrison leads a toast to the powerful women in this year’s JWN Spirited Women series.

Season 1 Spirited Women participants SSP Stephanie Lindsay, owner of Footprints Cafe; and Pat Smith-Bravo, store operations manager at Progressive Grocers, share a warm embrace during the luncheon held on Thursday last at JWN’s corporate office in New Kingston.

The season 2 cohort of Spirited Women pose with boxes of their specially gifted reserve rum. From left are: Shelly Sterling of PepperThyme Restaurant; Shelley Provost, owner of Round-Robin Bar in Linstead, St Catherine; Teisha DuQuesnay, managing director of Supreme Audio and Electronics; Andia Elliot, round-robin guru and owner of Andia’s Bar; and Lisa Binns, co-owner of Stush in the Bush vegan restaurant.

CHEEEERS!!! Season 1 Spirited Women participant Anna-Kaye Russell-Byles shares in a toast with JWN Managing Director Daniel Caron during a luncheon held on March 6, 2025 at JWN’s New Kingston corporate office.

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