Sandra Graham just got tapped to run the Jamaican Women Pinnacle Awards Committee for the next two years, and she's bringing over 40 years of government communications experience to the gig. The veteran consultant previously worked as press secretary for two Jamaican prime ministers, and she'll be leading a seven-member panel that picks who gets honored at the national ceremony.
The committee includes people from different sectors, like Flow Foundation's executive director, Rhys Campbell, plus reps from JPS Company and Sixt Rent A Car Jamaica. Their job is basically to keep the whole selection process transparent and figure out which Jamaican women deserve recognition for their contributions in business, science, culture, and community work.
The awards gala is happening at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, and it's only the second time they're doing this event.
The committee includes people from different sectors, like Flow Foundation's executive director, Rhys Campbell, plus reps from JPS Company and Sixt Rent A Car Jamaica. Their job is basically to keep the whole selection process transparent and figure out which Jamaican women deserve recognition for their contributions in business, science, culture, and community work.
The awards gala is happening at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, and it's only the second time they're doing this event.
