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Bailey Wealth Group celebrates women
A specially invited group of women came together to celebrate and empower each other, while delving into wealth-building insights at the recent Women & Wealth networking event hosted by Bailey Wealth Group at The Coppers.
Career & Education
April 5, 2026

Bailey Wealth Group celebrates women

THE woman-led Bailey Wealth Group (BWG) recently brought together a selected group of professional women and female entrepreneurs at The Coppers, for a networking event in recognition of International Women’s Month.

“As a mother, wife, educator and entrepreneur, I understand the demands on women that sometimes lead us to neglecting the financial planning necessary for our growth and creating a legacy. So I wanted to curate this event to celebrate and connect women so we can share our unique journeys of navigating careers, family life, our goals and desires, while empowering and supporting each other,” said Keisha Bailey, financial strategist and CEO of BWG.

The financial powerhouse also shared openly about her leap of faith from corporate to entrepreneurship while juggling motherhood and life, propelled by a passion for empowering the next generation of wealth builders with the tools, strategy and access to experts, to form the now year-old company.

“With more women at the helm of major corporations in Jamaica and increased participation in entrepreneurship, financial empowerment of women is a critical driver for economic growth,” noted Bailey. As such she used the occasion to delve into practical financial insight, unpacking a cornerstone of BWG’s philosophy: multiplying income through strategic investments, ownership of assets and/ or building businesses, as a path to sustainable, intergenerational wealth creation.

To add a light flair and complement the experience, Shanique Ellington, managing director of Le Champ Cosmetics, led a make-up demonstration designed to suit women with busy lifestyles. The artist guided the ladies through the seamless, simple techniques to create a polished, “everyday look” that transitions effortlessly from boardroom to evening engagements, while enhancing their confidence and style.

The attendees walked away with tokens and goodie bag with gifts courtesy of Bailey Wealth Group, Le Champ Cosmetics and Taynas Body Care.

This networking event, dubbed ‘Women & Wealth, is part of BWG’s lifestyle series, thoughtfully designed to bring together professionals, entrepreneurs and investors to forge meaningful connections and partnerships, enhance their financial education and explore wealth-building opportunities. Bailey Wealth Group is a wealth consultancy that offers of suite of services including wealth strategy and financial consultancy; business planning, in addition to working with partners to provide real estate advisory services, international tax planning and retirement and estate planning.

Women in attendance at the recent Women & Wealth networking event raise their glasses in celebration of sisterhood..

Women in attendance at the recent Women & Wealth networking event raise their glasses in celebration of sisterhood.

Dr Anona Griffiths, paediatrician, and educator Sherona Thomas caught deep in conversation at the recent Women & Wealth networking event hosted by Bailey Wealth Group at The Coppers. .

Dr Anona Griffiths, paediatrician, and educator Sherona Thomas caught deep in conversation at the recent Women & Wealth networking event hosted by Bailey Wealth Group at The Coppers. 

Keisha Bailey (right), CEO of Bailey Wealth Group, shares a toast with Shanna Lee Millsap, private chef and founder of Jamrock Eatz, at the recent Women & Wealth Brunch. .

Keisha Bailey (right), CEO of Bailey Wealth Group, shares a toast with Shanna Lee Millsap, private chef and founder of Jamrock Eatz, at the recent Women & Wealth Brunch. 

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