They are lovely, aren’t they?
Dr. Kadamawe Knife (PhD), Researcher/Lecturer, Mona School of Business and Management / Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship Thinking and Practice; Chevonnese Chevers Whyte, President, Jamaica Animation Nation Network; Carlinton Burrell, CEO of the Caribbean Climate Innovation Center; Jhanille A. Brooks, Psychologist, Advocate, Speaker, Author.
They are lovely, aren’t they?
Our visionaries.
I am so happy to have found them. I can’t wait to find the others.
Throughout August, four Jamaicans working across very different industries shared their ideas, knowledge, and vision for the Jamaica they want to see in the future.
Together, their voices explore how we can strengthen our industries, create opportunities, share knowledge and build systems that support our people for generations to come.
Voices Shaping Jamaica’s Future:
Dr. Kadamawe Knife, PhD: The Ital and Indigenous Standard: Jamaica’s Opportunity to Shape the Future of the Global Ganja Industry.
Chevonnese Chevers Whyte: The Future of Jamaica’s Animation Industry in the Age of AI.
Carlinton Burrell: Building the Blueprint: How Jamaica Can Lead the Caribbean’s Green and Innovation Economy.
Jhanille A. Brooks: A Healthier Jamaica: The Future of Mental Health and Well-being.
And there are many more voices to find.
This is only the beginning.
Free Jamaica and free the world.
And save the planet.
We are in a knowledge-sharing evolution, creating a new world.
Time, to create our new futures.
Best wishes,
Sherry-Ann Collins, I am her.
Jamaican Freedom Fighter, for the people.
Fighting for the creative freedom of the Jamaican peopledem and Pitch Futures, our future creative talent.
I am human. I create from my own visions and ideas, reading culture and the world.™
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I am a confident Black woman, time traveller.
I will die happy knowing that our people are free.