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The Unfinished,
Unapologetic
Becoming of
Dee-Ann
Kentish-Rogers


Welcome to the Summer Edition.

We feature as Cover Woman the unstoppable Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers—lawyer, athlete, beauty queen, politician—proving that service and authenticity can powerfully coexist. You’ll also meet Dr. Rochelle Bailey, whose many roles—doctor, model, farmer, advocate—show us that a woman’s story is never one-dimensional. And from Jamaica to Iceland, Carlotta Tate Olason is carving global spaces with Erlendur Fashion Week, Magazine, and Talent Agency, reminding us that when no seat exists, you build your own table. This issue also highlights Dr. Juli-Anne Royes Russo, championing aquaculture’s promise for the Caribbean, and Dr. Deniece Aiken, redefining power and leadership in maritime law. These are the women rewriting the rules, reshaping culture, and reminding us that the road less traveled was always ours to claim.

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features

Dr. Rochelle Bailey Redefining What It Means To Be A Multifaceted Caribbean Woman
Uncharted Waters: Deniece Aiken on Maritime Law, Womanhood, and the Power of Pursuing the Unconventional
“What’s in a name?” Rethinking Legacy, Lineage, and the Role of Daughters
Currents and Colours The Unconventional Journey of Dr. Juli-Anne Royes Russo
The Unfinished,Unapologetic Becoming of Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers
Empowering Her Voice: Because closed mouths don’t get promotions.
Falling Apart, So You Can Fall Together
Three Lessons from Founding Women of Faith
From Grief to Greatness How Dr. Shelly-Ann Gajadhar Transformed Loss into a Legacy

“Rooted in the Caribbean. Rising Beyond Limits.”

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