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This week we feature 'Young Professional' Ms Sharonda A. Pickering
By Ron O. D’Avilar
Sports, an activity which most times involves physical exertion and skill, are among the most glorified careers on earth.
This week we feature 'Young Professional' Neville H. K. Smith
By Ron O. D’Avilar
Being away from home in youth is never an easy task, doing surgery and not having contact with one’s family, makes it even more difficult.
This week we feature 'Young Professional' Jessi C. A. Wheatley
By Ron O. D’Avilar
A highly accomplished young woman on a mission to truly change the world around her, meet Ms Jessi C. A. Wheatley, our 'Young Professional,' this week.
This week we feature 'Young Professional' Deonarine Persaud
By Ron O. D'Avilar
Historic was the afternoon of October 4, 2018, when the largest batch of Police Officers graduated from The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF).
This week we feature 'Young Professional' Eusa Z. Adams
By Ron O. D'Avilar
Photography, the age old art of capturing light to record images with good composition is a skill known by many yet mastered by few.
This week we feature 'Young Professional' Chenaye K. Duncan
By M Gary Eleazar
“Girls are made of sugar and spice, and all things nice” is a rhyme echoed in the ears of little girls when growing up and this week’s Young Professional, personifies a young woman defined by big dreams, determination and a creative spark that cannot be doused.
This week we feature ‘Young Professional’ Ashani Z. Leonard
By M. Gary Eleazar
Gender-roles are evolving, especially when it comes to the world of work. A look at the past 100 years of history would illustrate that the norm would be for women to be homemakers while men worked in the fields, factories and offices.
This week we feature ‘Young Professional’ Bria A. Smith
By M. Gary Eleazar
A woman of many words and the voice of many, this week we feature ‘Young Professional’ Bria A. Smith—an Information Officer of the Government of the Virgin Islands’ (VI), Department of Information and Public Relations, attached to the Premier’s Office, with a knack for musical theatre.
This week we feature ‘Young Professional’ Jonel J. Lacey
By M. Gary Eleazar
Our ‘Young Professional’ this week is speeding on the track to success, quite literally. Twenty-two year old Virgin Islander Jonel J. Lacey, currently resides in Albany, New York, where she is on a scholarship at the University of Albany.
This week we feature 'Young Professional' Randall S. Prentice
By M. Gary Eleazar
A problem-solver by choice and profession, this week’s Young Professional, is 22-year-old Virgin Islander, Randall S. Thomas Prentice.
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