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Bolt Mobility brand ambassador Usain Bolt posed withthe Chariot model of the Bolt Mobility electric scooter.(Photos: Usain Bolt/Instagram, Balram Vaswani & MattBinder)
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March 16, 2019

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ON HIS MARK

Clearly, Usain Bolt is building a lifestyle empire! The Olympian is now the brand ambassador for a range of electric scooters from Bolt Mobility, launched in the United States last Tuesday. The launch event took place on the steps of New York City Hall and attracted media from various online platforms and print publications.

Call it kismet or marketing savvy, but it just made sense for a company named Bolt to engage a celebrity with the same name. Bolt Mobility co-founder and co-CEO Dr Sarah Haynes said that the company wishes to alleviate congestion and the environmental impact of large-city traffic. The “Chariot” — a scooter model comes with two cup holders and can carry bags — is able to support a variety of body types including Bolt’s 6’5” frame.

LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION!

Last Sunday Bravo TV‘s Married to Medicine franchise launched its Los Angeles series and there are two Jamaicans in the cast. According to the press release, “ Married to Medicine: Los Angeles chronicles the lives of doctors and doctors’ wives as they navigate their personal and professional lives in the affluent, fast and fabulous entertainment capital of the world.”

The cast members with Jamaican roots are psychiatrist Dr Imani J Walker and real estate property manager Shanique Drummond, who is married to urgent care physician Dr Robert Drummond. Walker’s mother is retired television executive Paula Madison whose acclaimed documentary, Finding Samuel Lowe records the journey from Toronto to Jamaica to China, where Madison and her siblings searched for their long-lost grandfather and discovered first cousins and other relatives there. Drummond meanwhile is from a traditional Jamaican family with roots in Clarendon and St Catherine. Married to Medicine: Los Angeles airs on Bravo Sundays at 8:00 pm.

Plus…

Jamaican abstract artist Alicia Marie Thomas will be one of the featured artists at the Art Gall Expo in West Palm Beach, Florida, on March 22. Thomas has enjoyed success and has collectors of her work residing on The Rock, the United States and the United Kingdom. The Art Gall Expo includes live painting and the option to buy one-of-a-kind art from five carefully selected artists.

And…

Congrats to Wilhelmina model and daughter of Montego Bay mayor Homer Davis Chantel K Davis on the imminent launch of her swimwear line Castamira. The collection of swimsuits that balance a “classic cut with a modern edge” will officially launch online on March 19.

Photos: Matt Binder, Usain Bolt, Balram Vaswani, Bravo Television, Alicia Thomas, Garfield Robinson, Castamira Swim.

Olympian Usain Bolt and the co-founderand co-CEO of Bolt Mobility Dr SarahHaynes posed for a photo on the steps ofNew York City Hall on March 12 to promotethe national launch of the company’selectric scooter for which Bolt is the brandambassador.
A still fromthe colourfuladvertisingcampaignfor the BoltMobilityscooter.
A row of Chariots at the UnitedStates launch of Bolt Mobilityscooters in NYC
Jamaicanbusinessman andentrepreneur BalramVaswani was inattendance at thelaunch event for BoltMobility in New YorkCity.
Psychiatrist DrImani J Walker’sJamaican heritageincludes anAfro-Jamaicangrandfather andChinese-Jamaicangrandmotherfrom Kingstonand Clarendon,respectively.
Real estate propertymanager ShaniqueDrummond, whosehusband Robert is anurgent care physician,is from a traditionalJamaican family withroots in Clarendon andSt Catherine.
Married to Medicine cast members of Jamaican heritageShanique Drummond (second right), real estate propertymanager, and Dr Imani J Walker (right), psychiatrist, with therest of the show’s cast (from left) actor and writer Asha Kamali;anesthesiologist Dr Britten Cole; and family medicine practitionerDr Noelle Reid. (Photos: Bravo Television)
Thomas’s work goes beyond canvas to include mugs and even a rug!
Jamaican abstract artist Alicia Marie Thomas willbe one of the featured artists at the Art Gall Expoin West Palm Beach, Florida on March 22.(Photos: Alicia Thomas/Instagram)
Castamira founder anddesigner Chantel K Davis(Photo:Garfield Robinson)
Castamira swimwear is set to launch online on March 19(Photos: Castamira/Instagram)
Davis’s Castamira campaign features high-quality photography,lithe bodies and classic-cut swimwear with a modern edge.(Photo: Mikhail Ranklin)
Dr Imani JWalker’s motheris retiredtelevisionexecutive PaulaMadison.

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