Several prominent Jamaican business leaders are set to play key roles at the upcoming Disruptive Leadership Conference, scheduled for November 13-15 in Miami. The conference, which will explore the theme “The Future of Leadership: Opportunities | Risks | Rewards,” will showcase the expertise of Jamaicans Marlon Hill, David Mullings, Rochelle Cameron, Naomi Garrick, Natalie Bennett, and Rochelle Gapere, all of whom have roots in Jamaica and are either based on the island or in the United States.
Hosted by Dr. Terri-Karelle Johnson, a renowned Jamaican media personality, the conference aims to address evolving leadership challenges and opportunities faced by Caribbean professionals, particularly those navigating the demands of both the U.S. and Caribbean markets.
Marlon Hill, a partner at Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, brings over 28 years of legal expertise, specializing in corporate and government transactions. He is known for advocating for small businesses and communities of color.
Blue Mahoe Holdings’ CEO, David Mullings, has pioneered investment opportunities in the Caribbean. He has achieved significant milestones, including securing SEC qualification for a public offering, making him a leader in Caribbean business development.
Rochelle Cameron, founder of Prescient Consulting Services Limited and an experienced attorney, will offer insights on future-proofing the workforce. Her extensive background includes leadership positions at Cable & Wireless Jamaica, where she served as Vice President of Legal and Regulatory Affairs.
Naomi Garrick, known as “The PR Chick,” will focus on the impact of personal branding on leadership success. With over 20 years of experience in public relations, she has shaped the public personas of more than 100 brands in Jamaica and beyond, making her a sought-after coach in leadership development.
Natalie Bennett, a former Senior Product Manager at Google and now CEO of Thrive Mindset LLC, will address the opportunities and risks leaders face in the tech industry. Her journey from the inner city of Kingston to Silicon Valley exemplifies resilience and innovation in leadership.
Rochelle Gapere, an attorney and happiness coach, will explore the importance of a growth mindset in leadership, helping attendees embrace continuous learning and personal development.
We expect the disruptive leadership conference to be a transformative experience, offering participants actionable strategies for navigating the rapidly changing leadership landscape while celebrating the achievements of Caribbean professionals.
