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Page 2 Monday, August 18, 2025
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August 18, 2025

Page 2 Monday, August 18, 2025

The countdown is on for the We Inspire Women Brunch, which returns for its ninth staging on Sunday, August 31, 2025, at 10:00 am at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel in Kingston.

Known for its colourful display of community and high energy, the brunch gathers an extraordinary mix of leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and changemakers for a morning of connection and inspiration.

Proudly sponsored by the Students’ Loan Bureau, this year’s theme, ‘Promise, Pain, then Purpose’, will spotlight powerful real-life journeys of resilience and triumph, shared by some of the Caribbean’s most dynamic voices in business, wellness, media, and faith. Guests are invited to show up ‘Powerful in Pink’ to celebrate strength, softness, and individuality through every shade of the iconic colour.

“This is more than a brunch. It is a movement,” says Cortia Bingham-McKenzie, founder of We Inspire Women. “The atmosphere, the testimonies, the connections! This is where women step into their next level. It is the perfect reset to finish 2025 strong.

Major Props Supreme Ventures Services Limited CEO Krista-Gaye Fisher (left) receives her flowers from Cortia Bingham-McKenzie..

Major Props Supreme Ventures Services Limited CEO Krista-Gaye Fisher (left) receives her flowers from Cortia Bingham-McKenzie.

#Sisterhood AI and digital transformation coach & CEO of Crescent Advisory Group Nadeen Matthews Blair (right) and founder of BFA Ministries Catherine Radlein share a moment..

#Sisterhood AI and digital transformation coach & CEO of Crescent Advisory Group Nadeen Matthews Blair (right) and founder of BFA Ministries Catherine Radlein share a moment.

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#PowerfulInPINK We Inspire Women founder & CEO Cortia Bingham-McKenzie continues to create spaces for women to discover their purpose and maximise their potential..

#PowerfulInPINK We Inspire Women founder & CEO Cortia Bingham-McKenzie continues to create spaces for women to discover their purpose and maximise their potential.

Healing & Thriving Championing mental wellness and balance is associate clinical psychologist Kerri-Anne Freckleton MSc PMP..

Healing & Thriving Championing mental wellness and balance is associate clinical psychologist Kerri-Anne Freckleton MSc PMP.

Laying Down The Law Jamaica’s 12th Eisenhower Fellow (2020) and attorney-at-law specialising in corporate, commercial, pensions, and intellectual property law Sanya Goffe will shape conversations to inspire the next generation of women in business and beyond.ADRIAN CREARY

Laying Down The Law Jamaica’s 12th Eisenhower Fellow (2020) and attorney-at-law specialising in corporate, commercial, pensions, and intellectual property law Sanya Goffe will shape conversations to inspire the next generation of women in business and beyond. (ADRIAN CREARY)

On The Mark Meet Shayon Francis, Jamaica Constabulary Force Corporal, international pistol shooter, and brand ambassador for Spectrum Systems Limited..

On The Mark Meet Shayon Francis, Jamaica Constabulary Force Corporal, international pistol shooter, and brand ambassador for Spectrum Systems Limited..

 

Powerhouse Line-up Cortia Bingham-McKenzie, the heart of the We Inspire Women movement (third right) is joined by her line-up of presenters (from left) Nadeen Matthews Blair, driving AI and digital transformation; Catherine Radlein, touching lives through healing and deliverance; Krista-Gaye Fisher, leading with vision in the corporate space; Kerri-Anne Freckleton, championing mental wellness; and Shayon Francis, a fearless law enforcement officer and international athlete.

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