Posh women honoured
This bevy of beauties posed for members of the media at the end of the Caribbean Posh Icon Woman Awards 2024. From left: Yvette Noel-Schure – honouree; Janeisha John – honouree; Asha Hydman – master of ceremony; Janette – conceptualiser of the awards; Colette Brown – category winner (entrepreneurship & business excellence); Naomi Cowan – honouree; Sidnee Douyon – honouree; and Amashika Lorne – category winner (cultural preservation & promotion).
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July 21, 2024

Posh women honoured

From June 28-30, Harbor 360 Yacht Haven Grande in St Thomas, US Virgin Islands, hosted a transformative experience filled with empowerment, celebration, and inspiration. The Caribbean Posh Weekend 2024 concluded with resounding success, solidifying its reputation as the ultimate gathering for Caribbean and Caribbean American women.

The highlight of this year’s event was the inaugural Caribbean Posh Icon Woman Awards. Friday evening saw a prestigious ceremony honouring exceptional Caribbean women who are trailblazers in their fields.

Here are some highlights:

Honouree Naomi Cowan during her recognition speech.

Amashika Lorne, CEO of Amashika & Associates Limited, poses for a photo with her category award..

In a celebratory mood, these ladies in shades of red posed for a quick photo. From left: Nominee for entrepreneurship & business excellence, Allison Dunn of Jamaica; category winner for cultural preservation & promotion, Amashika Lorne from Jamaica; and honouree Sidnee Douyon from Haiti..

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