The event’s theme, “Limitless,” served as the foundation for discussions and activities designed to empower young women with the skills necessary to embrace a global perspective, unrestricted by self-imposed limitations, and thrive in today’s world. Jillian Benjamin, Head of Brand and Marketing at First Citizens Bank, mentioned that the company has been organizing comparable seminars for seven years, with the inaugural edition taking place in Tobago.
Rayshawn Pierre-Kerr, a cultural ambassador for Tobago’s performing arts, emphasized the importance for young women to cultivate self-confidence by recognizing their inherent strengths. Pierre-Kerr revealed her own past struggles of underestimating her power and the skills she possesses.
Founder & Managing Director of Fibroid Awareness Trinidad & Tobago, Korice Nancis, encourages young girls to date, but not to the point where it gets physically intimate, as dating is a method to meet new people and advance social skills on a personal level, and she wants young girls to practice making decisions intentionally.
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