Renate Moore’s story is one of sheer determination, resilience, self-innovation, and hope despite been thrown many curveballs. Renate, a Guyanese immigrant to the U.S stands as a beacon of hope and a trailblazer in her world, having made “lemon bars” and “literacy” when life gave her lemons. She was born and raised in Guyana by […]
Guyanese Immigrant Renate Moore is an author, speaker and an entrepreneur who went from writing children’s books to creating a cafe then moved on to the health and wellness part with a cookbook. She grew that into online cooking classes when COVID started and has developed that into a line of healthy herbs and spices
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Monique Russell, podcaster and author with Bahamian and Nigerian roots, is a graduate of Broadcast Journalism from St. Cloud State University Minnesota. She prides herself in being a globetrotter who enjoys learning the cultures of others to expand her perspectives. Monique works and lives in Atlanta with her Togolese husband and two sons. Having immigrated
Monique Russell is of Bahamian and Nigerian heritage and now lives in the US. She is the CEO of Clear Communication Solutions, a podcaster , a coach of immigrant women and a first time author. Her mission is to bridge the gap between black cultures by having open and honest conversations. In her first year
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Marva Riley is a Jamaican-born and raised registered nurse living in the U.S. She is a successful nurse and recipient of the Daisy award for extraordinary nurses which honors nurses internationally. Marva is also an educator and author of a holistic health and wellness book and memoir titled: “Eat, Sleep Meditate – A Nurses guide
When asked why she left Jamaica, Marva Riley says ” We came to the United States for economic opportunities, not because we didn’t love our beautiful island and the weather and everything that Jamaica has to offer, but for the economic opportunities” Marva Riley is also the author of the book ” Eat! Sleep! Meditate!
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Corine La Font is a female PR and communications consultant from Trinidad and Tobago. She’s a fellow podcaster as well as a speaker, an author and online business coach. In about 1977 or so, Corine migrated to Jamaica and later got her degree in human resource development from the University of the West Indies. Her
In this episode I speak with Corine La Font who emigrated from Trinidad to Jamaica. She is a PR and Communications Consultant, Podcaster, Speaker, Author and Online Business Coach. Check out what she offers at her website: https://www.lafontandassociates.com/ But it’s not because of all the accolades that I am successful, am I comfortable ? It
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Alicia Couri is a successful female immigrant in the U.S of Trinidadian descent and is best described as an audacious and confident woman. She is the founder and CEO of Alicia Couri Inc, the Founder/Executive Producer & Host of Red-Carpet CEO, and head stylist of AC Beauty which provides professional on-site hair makeup and wardrobe styling to
Alicia Couri can be described as an audacious and confident woman. She didn’t start out this way and says confidence is something she struggled with her whole life. She related it back to growing up in Australia where she and her sister were the only children in her school with dark complexions. She spoke of leaving
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Nanette Thelamaque is an American woman with Caribbean and Mexican roots, and the female entrepreneur behind InEssence Virtual Assistance, a company that provides support to business owners, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and busy professionals. She is very passionate about helping business owners move forward with her wealth of knowledge and experience in sales and marketing for small
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Nanette Thelemaque’s paternal grandmother was from Negril Jamaica while her paternal grandfather was from St. Barts also known as Saint Barthélemy. Her maternal grandfather immigrated to the US from Mexico and is an indigenous Mexican while her maternal grandmother is a mixture of African American, Native American and German ancestry. We talk about the interesting
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