Kesi Gardner Launches Creatives of the Future Ebook: Personal Branding for Creatives Right now is a stressful time to be a creative. In a time when so many around the world are deeply affected, creative professionals face special challenges: live shows are being canceled, craft fairs, events, and conferences are

Here’s another super cool #MadeInJamaica gift for Christmas we’ve discovered! Laura Alexis Candles Laura Alexis makes luxury hand-poured candles. These candles are made with 100% soy wax, pure essential oils and allergen free fragrances. Their products include Jamaican named soy scented candles, room and linen spritzers, reed diffusers, and soaps.

A new co working space in Kingston Located at the corner of Lady Musgrave and Trafalgar roads, near the business district of New Kingston, The Hub is Jamaica’s premier co-working and business-support centre providing consultants, freelancers, and start-up entrepreneurs with a modern, professional space to work and collaborate. A flexible

Here’s a cool website I just discovered –  “Jamaican Care Packages”  – https://jacarepackages.com/ Jamaican Care Packages (JCP) delivers care packages to Jamaicans or others living abroad who miss the sweet taste of Jamaica. JCP started when the owner, Rory-Craig Walker, realized that he had many friends both studying and living abroad who

Digital Jam 3.0 “Caribbean Edition” has taken off! Digital Jam 3.0 “Caribbean Edition” is now shaking up the Caribbean by engaging creative youngsters interested in becoming tech entrepreneurs, developing innovative apps, and learning how to work on-line! It is a regional initiative of the World Bank with the OECS Secretariat,

Check out this cool video on Halls of Learning’s MICHI’s Lego Yuh Mind Day held at Kingston High. This is a one day robotics workshop held in Kingston that gives students a hands-on learning experience in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Every year Halls of Learning hosts summer camps for kids and

‘The resume is not the reality.’ This is the message that Mike Michalowicz, U.S entrepreneur, T.V personality and author of ‘Toilet Paper Entrepreneur’, sought to leave with his audience as he shared stories of his entrepreneurial journey to becoming the success he is today. Caribbean Fortress’ Gale Peart, at the

Mike Michalowicz (pronounced mi-CAL-o-wits) started his first business at the age of 24, moving his young family to the only safe place he could afford – a retirement building. With no experience, no contacts and no savings he systematically bootstrapped a multi-million dollar business. Then he did it again. And

  “To provide leadership in the development of women business owners through education, research, mentorship and networking.” To mark the occasion of the 101st International Women’s Day (IWD), the Women Business Owners Jamaica Limited (WBO) and the Emrie James Museum at St. Andrew High (SAHS Museum) will commence working together to develop