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December 14, 2019

SO2

Google This!

The fourth staging of Tech Beach Jamaica concluded at Iberostar Grand Rose Hall with a bonfire farewell dinner on the beach. Billed as the conference event that assembles the world’s most influential people, companies and minds in technology, The Google-sponsored event kicked off last Thursday and featured three packed days of presentations, panel discussions and workshops. The conference is designed to create opportunities for participants to learn from and connect with industry leaders and influencers. SO2 checked out Saturday’s beach shindig and serve up looks from the stylish ‘techpreneurs’ from the farewell dinner which segued into a beach party led by Montego Bay’s own DJ Crazy Neil on musical duties.

And…

Talk about a Stella-bration! Renowned fashion designer Stella McCartney threw a bash at her flagship store in SoHo in NYC to celebrate being on the cover of the January 2020 issue of Vogue. And McCartney chose none other than our own Zuri Marley to DJ and entertain the A-Listers in attendance. Speaking of stars, in attendance were Gayle King, Jimmy Fallon, Jerry Seinfeld, Karlie Kloss, Kate Hudson, Chloe Sevigny, David Byrne, among others.

Vogue noted: “’With the Vogue cover and our new Stan Smiths, it felt like a good time to throw a party in New York,’ McCartney said over Zuri Marley’s DJ set.”

SO2 brings highlights from what could very well be the party of the season!

From left: Dwight Scott, co-founder, ORBA Technology; MaileSpeakman, Yale University student; Mark Moyou, data sciencemanager-professional services, Lucidworks; and Kirk-AnthonyHamilton, co-founder, Tech Beach. (Photos: Aceion Cunningham)
Social media influencer Louise Ella isflanked by Nicholas Maloney (left),director of design, Tech Beach andDominic Smith, executive lead, Startups
Kamilah Taylor, seniorsoftware engineer, Gusto
Serah Radhaykissoon, regional creditmanager, Unicomer Ltd, and OmarSultan-Khan, CEO, Trinidad & TobagoInternational Financial Centre
NasmaChin,principal,Ensquared 361,rocking a JaeJolly design.
John Sankeralli (left), chairman& chief fintech officer, ZooshTechnologies, and Learie Hercules,CEO, Innovation Muscle
Google Program Manager,Diversity, Equity &Inclusion Suzette YasminRobotham, and TechCouncil Ventures (TCV)Advisor James Barrood
From left: Davion Bramwell, dataanalytics manager, NCB; JulieAvey, senior vice-president,Massy Group; and Kyle Maloney,co-founder, Tech Beach
From left: Blue Dot CEO LarrenPeart, WiPay CEO AldwynWayne, and CaribShopper CEOKadion Preston
Sarah Jackson (left),principal & founder,Simply Jim-Dandy, andShikima Hinds, event &hospitality consultant
Kiev Wilkie (left), investor,Tech Beach, and Ron Bass,visual artist,wearing AdidasRaf Simons Ozweego
ShimanBryce (left),registered nurse, andDunja Zhou, auditassociate, Dixon HughesGoodman LLP
Felicia Gardner (left), US agency lead,Microsoft, and Marsha-Ann Berrick,senior brand partner & strategist,Pinterest
FeliciaGardner, USagency lead atMicrosoft
DavidWalcott(left), founder,Novamed andDr Maurice Taylor,CEO, Malimusa
ChefMade T&TFounder EesaMohammed andCEO, Saga GirlCharlotte YoungSing.
DonaleeCurtis (left),digital nomad,and Danelia Doyle,project manager,CaribbeanAmbassador.
ZuriMarley(left) took abreak from her DJset to chat withAmerican actressBrooklynnPrince.
Stella McCartney’s holiday bash was a star-studded affair!Joining McCartney (right) for a photo-op were Chelsea Clintonand Jimmy Fallon.
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