Carol Quash

Chelsea Ann Claverie may soon earn herself the Queen of Pop-Up title, having filled the venues of at least 25 pop-up events with the scent of her delicious brownies, banana breads, cookies, muffins and cinnamon rolls.

Helping run the family business is expected of the children of business owners—an expectation that took a non-traditional turn for musician Jerron Jones, and one that he used as a springboard to launch his own career.

Founder of Bosses Tennis Academy, Rhonda Solomon-Mohammed, has witnessed the victories and defeats of the scores of players she has coached.

Carol Quash Branding is a key element of any business, and one that Harpy Lyef Entertainment owner Jamelle Lovelace understands well.

The Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) on September 19 was a memorable occasion for regional artistes, but it held a special meaning for designer Kambe Lovelace.

It was exactly as the website described it—a well-kept, rustic little cabin surrounded by lush greenery, alive with the sounds of birds, insects and furry creatures going about their day.

Caryn Jameson has spent many years working in the hospitality industry, so when she decided to invest time and money into her own tea house, it was with a wealth of knowledge and experience to back it up.

Crocheting is a skill in which the average young person may not be interested, but 18-year-old Aliyah Pope has turned it into a business.

For as long as she can remember, Naila Felice has had a creative shadow.

“How much farther, Papa Smurf?” “Not far now.” Tony and his friends joked as they trekked up the steep hill, trying to take their minds off their aching feet.