The creative force behind the single Purpose, music producer Mikey Bennett offered congratulations to birthday celebrant Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

Purposeful cheers for Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm

The Jamaica Observer continues to showcase highlights from National Commercial Bank’s Head of Wealth Management Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm’s 45th birthday festivities held at the ROK Hotel in downtown Kingston on Saturday, February 28.

More than simply a milestone, the occasion was a testament to a life of service and included the launch of her book Discovering Purpose and the Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm Foundation, tied together with a performance of her single, Purpose.

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A general view of Sabina Park, where Jamaica’s new CPL T20 franchise will play four home games this season. (Photo: Ashley Allen/CPL T20)

Engaged in conversation were (from left) Epic Transformation CEO Stacey Hines; retired lecturer Sheerin Eyre; her husband Fujitsu Caribbean CEO Mervyn Eyre; and Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

Sharing their perspectives were (from left) Leader of the Opposition Mark Golding, security consultant Richard Hines and Member of Parliament for Manchester Southern Peter Bunting. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

Author Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm (left) presented a copy of Discovering Purpose to NCB Foundation director Sharon Williams Smith. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

The creative force behind the single Purpose, music producer Mikey Bennett offered congratulations to birthday celebrant Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

Papped on arrival was Sonia's Homestyle Cooking principal Sonia Thomas. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

Discovering Purpose publisher Sashell Daniel spoke about the book's journey. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

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