Sunrise Day Soirée
Blowing kisses to the camera was Scotiabank Marketing Manager Simone Hull.Naphtali Junior
Lifestyle, Social
January 4, 2025

Sunrise Day Soirée

As the new year settles in, Saturday Social harks back to the Sunnation Sunrise Day Soirée, held on January 1 at the UWI, Mona Bowl.

Sharing a toast were Canopy Insurance Ltd Marketing Manager Collise Reid and Canopy Insurance Ltd Vice-President, Operations and Customer Experience Andre Karjohn.Naphtali Junior

Celebrating the new year in style were (from left) executive corporate administrator Zandria Scott, realtor Natasha Valerio and human resource executive Kayla Archibold.Naphtali Junior

Taking a breakfast break were ROK Hotel General Manager Amit Mahbubani and his sister, Sandals International Butler Manager Priyanka Mahbubani.Naphtali Junior

Chef Mathieu Masson-Duceppe (left) and Chef Damion Stewart were present to serve up a side of vibes.Naphtali Junior

Enjoying Champagne was Providental Services Limited General Manager Brittany Williams.Naphtali Junior

Marketing manager Alia Farrell made sure she was chic and sleek for the occasion.Naphtali Junior

Flying in from the Cayman Islands to fête were (from left) fund administrator Stephy Scott, her attorney-at-law sister Sophia Scott, DJ Neko, attorney-at-law Kerry-Ann Phillips and human resource professional Jodie Ricketts.Naphtali Junior

Attorneys-at law Samantha Hewie (left) and Zandra Gay Francis toasted to an unforgettable experience.Naphtali Junior

Eager to enjoy the ambience were Scotia Insurance Marketing Manager Jodi-Ann Cohen and Red Stripe Senior Financial Analyst Merrick Marshall.Naphtali Junior

Jamaica Pegasus General Manager Brian Sang and educator Simone Swaby soaked up the sun while enjoying the soirée.Naphtali Junior

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