‘We are All Woman!’
Fiona Thorpe, CEO, Picture Me Consultancy, was a stand-out in this red dress. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
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January 14, 2025

‘We are All Woman!’

THE 2025 staging of the Jamaica Observer All Woman vision board workshop was held Sunday at AC Hotel in St Andrew, an event which saw scores of women turning out for a day of planning, mindfulness, and networking.

Dress code was brunch chic, and the women didn’t disappoint.

Here are some snapshots from the Observer booth, captured by photographer Karl Mclarty.

Katrina Grant-D’Aguilar, group marketing and communications manager, Jamaica Credit Union League, was perfection in pink.Karl Mclarty

A smiling Pia Baker, senior vice-president, customer experience at sponsor JPS, was resplendent in white.Karl Mclarty

Asha Faulkner, communications co-ordinator at JPS, strikes a pose. Karl Mclarty

Event facilitator Georgia Crawford-Williams came with a message of empowerment for 2025, and an outfit fit for a queen.Karl Mclarty

For Dionne Small Horne, operations manager at Fontana Pharmacy, everything’s in black and white.Karl Mclarty

Queen Simone, authentic spiritual speaker and self-confidence coach, stepped outside the box to shine.Karl Mclarty

All Woman Editor Petulia Clarke..

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