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 and recognized entrepreneurs. Read more…
One of the reasons for launching IslePreneur is to promote small businesses and budding Grenadian entrepreneurs and also to provide content to aid entrepreneurs and anyone in need with ways to market their brand. Read more…
Last Thursday, renowned artist and entrepreneur Susan Mains of Susan Mains Gallery hosted the opening of Grenada Contemporary 2015 – an art exhibition showcasing work from Grenadian artists from December 10th -28th, 2015. Read more…
It’s already the end of the first week in December. Boy does time fly! Christmas is right around the corner and so I decided to do a little survey asking some of my friends ‘If you were an entrepreneur, what would you want for Christmas?’ Read more…
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. Read more…
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.”
Today’s post highlights the art and creativity of Tyndale Studio – a Wedding and Lifestyle Photography company owned and managed by the husband and wife team: David and Alana Twum-Barimah. Read more…
Last Saturday, I was so excited to attend an event for the sole purpose of this post. It was the first of many more to come! Info Pursuit IT Solutions & Education hosted its second Dining Etiquette Seminar at the Trade Center Annex. Read more…
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 vision become a reality. Read more…
Two Saturdays ago, October 24th, 2015, the CIBC First Caribbean International Bank hosted its fourth annual Walk for the Cure which I was ecstatic and eager to be a part of. Read more…