Some time last year I visited Grand Anse Craft Market on Grand Anse Beach just to see what I could find. Really, I was in search of those handcrafted coconut/calabash bags. You know those little round bags we used to see all over the place […]

Recently I started a series on Islepreneur’s Facebook Page doing Live videos promoting locally made products and services to help small business owners quickly spread the word about their products. The aim of the videos was to encourage locals to support Grenadian artisans and use […]

One thing I’ve learned throughout my first blogging year, which I kinda-sorta celebrated in October 2016, is that bloggers/entrepreneurs NEED SUPPORT. I have been an advocate for supporting local long before I started blogging, but over the last few months I’ve seen how absolutely important […]

Can you believe it? Christmas is around the corner and soon 2016 will be a memory. It feels like January was just three months ago (of course it wasn’t), but now, we are almost through the 11th month. Where did the time go?

Every month, IslePreneur features a budding Grenadian entrepreneur with an inspiring story. For the month of February, I am pleased to present Decima Joseph of DeciStyles. Please read her story below to find out more about Decima and how she started DeciStyles. See how I wore my […]

***This post is in collaboration with Decima Joseph of DeciStyles***

~This post is in collaboration with Haron Forteau of Haron Forteau Design & Photography~ In light of Grenada’s Independence Celebrations, I thought I should do this post about GRENADA – a brief history and a little insight on where I’m from. 

This week, I shared a photo on Facebook of myself and long time friend, Tamara Prosper. Tamara, also a graduate of the University of the West Indies (UWI), is an artist, innovator, business owner, and business adviser who has managed to become one of Grenada’s most accomplished […]

As stated in my previous post, I attended Sisterhood In Motion – Empowering Women Holistically hosted by Carlana Charles of FemmePowered and Kerri-Ann Baptiste of KayNicole.com last Saturday at Priory House.

I just had to write about this event. It was one of the most empowering evenings in all my blogging life. I’m sure you’re saying, “What is she talking about, she has only been doing this for a couple of weeks now.”

Islepreneur is all about men and women who have turned their hobbies and creative ideas into a source of income. Just like any other business, the start is never easy and the road to success takes a lot of dedication, sweat and continuous effort to see a […]