Following her conferral with the Order of Distinction in the Rank of Officer, on National Heroes' Day, Michelle Chong, CEO of Honey Bun and founder of the Honey Bun Foundation, celebrated the honour with an intimate reception comprising close family, friends and colleagues. The reception was held at Chez Maria, St Andrew, on Monday, October 16.
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Chris Yeung, co-founder and managing director of FirstRock Private Equity and an advisor with the Honey Bun Foundation, was out to cheer on Chong.
Businessman William Massias and his wife Victoria were out to celebrate.
Chairman of Wisynco Group William Mahfood and his wife Frances were also a part of the post-ceremony celebration.
Michelle Chong shared a moment with her HoneyBun co-founder husband Herbert.
Jamaica Manufacturers & Exporters Association (JMEA) President Sydney Thwaites was spotted in conversation with Michelle Chong.
Wisynco Group CEO Andrew Mahfood and his wife Caroline were also seen at the event.
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Aubyn Hill and his wife Tamara raised a toast to Michelle Chong's latest accolade.
Sharing the frame with Michelle Chong were former Leader of the Opposition Dr Peter Phillips and his attorney-at-law wife Sandra.
We spotted Saint International alum Kai Newman (on ladder, left) in the star-studded cover story for the British Vogue November 2023 issue. The edit — photographed in front of Vogue House, home to the magazine in London — is a glamorous, but bittersweet salute to outgoing editor-in-chief Edward Enninful (third right) and the end of an era. (Photo: Sean Thomas)
Soft Touch JA CEO Jayshree Nagrani was pretty in pink.
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