What are you sipping?

Janelle Muschette-Leiba (JML): Apple vodka and Sprite.

Sharon Williams (SW): An Appletini.

Charmaine Wright (CW): Amaretto Sour.

What do you love about being in the ‘Zone’?

JML: The Zone has a really cool vibe and, of course, watching World Cup matches on the big screen doesn’t hurt either!

SW: I love the chill yet buzzing vibe.

CW: I like the ratio of men to women, even as I continue to search for my would-be husband (laughs).

Socialite or homebody?

JML: Homebody, though I definitely enjoy going to parties or just hanging out with my family and friends.

SW: I’m a mix of both.

CW: By nature I’m a homebody, but I’m forced to go out.

Flats or stilettos?

JML: Flats for relaxed weekends, but stilettos when I’m going out — just because they make me feel more confident and sexy.

SW: I’m a stilettos girl, I love me some heels!

CW: Flats definitely.

What’s your style?

JML: Fitted, clean lines — fairly simple and elegant.

SW: Anything that fits me well, looks stylish.

CW: Sporty-sexy.

Who does your hair?

JML: Various hair salons.

SW: Venice Miller at Clipso Hair Studios, Andy’s Plaza off Eastwood Park Road.

CW: Ann-Marie Ferguson of Beauty Oasis at 84 Lady Musgrave Road.

Who does your nails?

JML: Tamara at K Wilson’s Spa.

SW: Jencare on Hope Road.

CW: La-Janeish at the Pulse Complex.

What’s in your handbag?

JML: My BlackBerry, MAC compact and lipgloss; cross pen and notebook.

SW: Make-up bag, NCB Lovebird Keycard, emery board.

CW: Prada shades, Nikon camera and a book.

What perfume are you spraying?

JML: Givenchy Very Irresistible.

SW: Siren by Paris Hilton.

CW: Origins Ginger Essence for day and Boucheron for evening.

TV or a good book?

JML: A good book.

SW: TV.

CW: A good book.

What are you watching/reading?

JML: I’m watching The Vampire Diaries.

SW: Law & Order on network television and my latest DVD movie is The Blindside starring Sandra Bullock.

CW: Evita: In My Own Words, that’s what I’m reading.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve been given?

JML: My parents have invested in me and so they have a lot of faith in me and would always tell me, ‘Always believe in yourself’.

SW: ‘Always focus on education’.

CW: My grandmother always told me, ‘Be very true to yourself’, and I’ve taken these words to heart.

What projects are you currently working on?

JML: NCB is a very dynamic organisation so we’re always working on providing first-class service for our clients.

SW: Rebranding the NCB Private Banking Centre and for Kiwanis Club of New Kingston we’re helping to upgrade the Neo-Natal Ward at Kingston Public Hospital.

CW: NCB Nation Builders Awards to reward Jamaican entrepreneurs on their success and philanthropy.

And 10 years from now?

JML: I have always had an adventurous spirit, so I hope I’d have travelled extensively, read some great books and built a happy home. Professionally, I hope that I would have established myself as a well-respected attorney.

SW: I’ll be doing HR consultancy.

CW: My 80-year-old husband would have by then died and left me a fortune, which I would have used to purchase a cottage in Negril with a vast book collection… a girl can dream, can’t she?