Something Extra | Monday
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Representing her mother, Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO of Scotia Jamaica and recipient of the President's Award, attorney-at-law Peter-Kaye Henry (left) shares lens time with Ann-Dawn Young Sang, president of the American Chamber of Commerce of Jamaica.
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Brithney Clarke, marketing and business lead, Digicel Jamaica, is aglow in a sequinned two-toned gown while showing her support for the AmCham.
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Public affairs attaché at the United States Embassy, Michael Lavallee (right), receives the Eagle of Americas Award on behalf of the United States Bureau for Disaster and Humanitarian Response. Also photographed are (from left) Allison Peart, AmCham’s immediate past president and director; President Ann-Dawn Young Sang, and Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Senator Aubyn Hill.
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Coordinated in sleek black attire, Steve Wilson, co-manager to dancehall artiste Sean Paul and Sean Paul Foundation representative, is accompanied by his wife, Melissa Tavares-Wilson, founder of Mel's Sticky Jams Ltd.
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Sharon Williams Smith, director of the NCB Foundation, had the lens doing a double take, standing out in a strapless ball gown with a black and white printed mesh skirt.
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Digital creator Danar 'Dan Dan' Royal cuts a dapper figure on the red carpet.
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Kuyan Wright, senior manager at Scotia Protect, stuns in a floor-length gown featuring a ruffled one-shoulder neckline and a fitted mermaid silhouette.
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Marking the moment with a selfie are Esric Henry, senior sales officer, and Sigourney Hitchens, client relationship manager for corporate and commercial banking at Scotiabank.
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Debra Lopez-Spence (left), president of Scotia Jamaica Life Insurance Company, and Belinda Williams, interim head, group sales marketing unit, National Commercial Bank, pair up for a photo opportunity.
The American Chamber of Commerce Jamaica (AmCham Jamaica) hosted its Business and Civic Leadership Awards and 40th anniversary gala last Wednesday in grand style at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston, with guests arriving in black-tie attire, perfect for the red carpet moment. The milestone event brought together leaders from Jamaica’s business, diplomatic, philanthropic and civic communities, recognising individuals and organisations whose work continues to shape national development beyond the boardroom. Among the evening’s highlights were the Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Karl Hendrickson, the Eagle of the Americas Award to the US State Department Bureau for Disaster and Humanitarian Response, and the President’s Award to Scotiabank’s Audrey Tugwell Henry. Something Extra captures the social highlights.