Women of Business, Caribbean

When Ruth Johnson, a previously featured Fabulous Female,  told me about the Guyanese  Association of Women Entrepreneurs  I was thrilled to know such a group was created to serve women in business. Then she shared about their special promotion for the members where she hoped three selected ladies will, among other things, be featured in the Women of Business, Caribbean.  Of course, I was honoured to get an opportunity to hear and share their stories.  The second of the three fabulous females is  Ms Laurel Ally .  Her determination to succeed is driven by her sense of responsibility to her children and her unwillingness to just let life happen to her. 1.       Describe yourself in no more than three sentences, one if it is possible. I am a hardworking mom of three trying my best to balance life honestly. 2.       Who or What is your greatest motivation? My children motivate...

Does the way you dress say anything about who you truly are?   Many in the audience on Saturday November 11 at the Arise and Blossom Women Organization Dress for Success event  got answers that were worth far more than the entry fee of $30.00 EC dollars and the local fruit drink welcome that was provided by Chillin' Restaurant (the owner, Mrs. Jacqueline Lyttle was a powerful presenter at their inaugural seminar). With fabulous local and regional speakers, the women in attendance were challenged, and encouraged. Let me say right now, I look forward to other Arise and Blossom events, but  on to my review of their most recent event.  The opening treat was a gift for the first woman that would get up and model their outfit, a gift valued at $100.00 from Stylin Chic by Auldine was enough to get the women in attendance settled and full of expectation for the rest of the afternoon. The first presenter was local Classic Fashionista, Mrs. Jean Johnny-Findlay. Impeccabl...

      Women of Business, Caribbean is pleased to present our newest Fabulous Female, Mrs. Nailah John-Prince. Mrs. Prince is an online store owner of Vincentian heritage. She is the daughter of entrepreneurs and a firm believer in that persons should strive to own businesses.  Please enjoy her well-articulated responses to our questions.  1.  Describe yourself in no more than three sentences, one if it is possible.  I describe myself as a woman who has endured struggle in order to obtain success and in return be a humanitarian through my non-profit organization Leave Out Violence in SVG Association ( LOVNSVG) I am a woman of faith who loves life and people.

Our first feature for 2016 is based on the lovely island of Martinique. Ms. Leslie Ferraty is a go-getter with the determination to succeed. Please give her your support by reading this week's post and dropping a note in the comment's section. 1.                   Describe yourself in no more than three sentences, one if it is possible.  My name is Leslie Ferraty, I’m 30. I’m French and based in Martinique. I have two young daughters. I have a diploma from a business school based in Paris and I created my company in November 2015.