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Friday, August 25, 2023

Last Sunday Keisha Bailey, CEO of Profit Jumpstarter, hosted a brunch event for real estate investors at Straun Castle, Stony Hill. The event was the culmination of a three-day networking series — Build Wealth With Real Estate — that Bailey organised. Profit Jumpstarter is a boutique wealth coaching and financial education firm. Its main aim is a step-by-step, start-to-finish financial support system committed to making wealth-building understandable, accessible, and actually easy to maintain.

Acknowledging the significant potential for collaboration and growth within the real estate sector, each event created an opportunity for real estate professionals to network, and so the Sunday brunch was no different.

From cocktails to amuse-bouche, the atmosphere was charged with mingling and excitement, underscoring how seamlessly blending business with pleasure can be a delectable combination.

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Photos: Nicholas Bennett

Here & Now – Kimberly Fisher, general manager, Rocketship Couriers, shared the frame with Wayne Brooks, real estate investor and success mentor. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
#His&Hers – Naturally, Jermaine Bailey, digital marketing strategist, was in attendance to celebrate the inaugural Sunday brunch with his wife Keisha Bailey, CEO, Profit Jumpstarter.(Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
Something Orange – Nicole Barham, CEO, Design Your Wealth, contrasted the landscape with her colourful kimono. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
Freeze Frame – Tricia O’Connor (left), managing partner, Dentons, took a quick snap with Profit Jumpstarter boss herself, Keisha Bailey. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
On ‘Taupe’ Of Things – Stacey Hines, CEO, Epic Transformation & Femme Caribbean, turned heads in a monochromatic kimono by local designer Miakalini Swim, and handbag from Devine Treasures. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
As ‘Purr’ Usual – Lover of animal print and all things chic, Ingrid Vaz, realtor, Remax, poses confidently with her locally made handbag by Chellemac. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
Cheers To That! – Ryan Taylor, CEO, Tasc Property Appraisals, and paediatrician Dr Anona Griffith toasted to a fantastic brunch. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
Flaunting Florals – Roxanne Reid, manager, insurance supervision, Bermuda Monetary Authority, bet on floral for the Sunday brunch. (Photo: Nicholas Bennett)
In Black & White – Ava-Gaye Plummer, director, Brandaid, opted for an off-the-shoulder black and white minidress.(Photo: Nicholas Bennett)

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