Award: Creative Arts Excellence Award

Rhea Cordice grew up on the shores of Bequia, where the vibrant hues of the ocean and the rhythmic sway of boats inspired her love for art. The salty breeze and melody of the sea have deeply influenced her work forming a profound connection between her soul and the maritime landscape that surrounds her. Each of her paintings captures the essence of this coastal paradise, reflecting the beauty and tranquility of island life Rhea's art has recently gained significant recognition, with one of her pieces gracing the cover of the Ins and Outs 2024 publication, a prestigious showcase of Caribbean creativity and culture. Through her work Rhea invites viewers to experience the world of maritime memories and island-inspired creations that have shaped her artistic journey.

Ms. Zenna L. Lewis exemplifies what it means to be an educated and empowered young woman in 21st century St. Vincent and the Grenadines and, by extension, the Caribbean region. Innovative, self-assured, and goal-oriented, Zenna is a modern-day feminist who passionately advocates for national pride, women's rights, youth empowerment, and personal development. With unwavering confidence, she continues to voice her opinions on local, regional, and global issues that resonate with her core interests.
Born and raised in the fishing community of Barrouallie, Zenna’s academic journey began at Barrouallie Government Primary School. Following her success in the Common Entrance Examinations, she enrolled at the prestigious St. Vincent Girls’ High School. There, her exceptional leadership skills were evident as she held various positions within extracurricular clubs, showcasing her dedication to both academics and community involvement.
Zenna’s pursuit of higher education took her to the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College’s Division of Arts, Science, and General Studies. It was during this period that her passion for women in leadership and politics was solidified, alongside her growing involvement in the creative arts. Her participation in and organization of numerous community and national arts productions, along with her creation of original literary pieces, highlight her talent and commitment to the arts. Additionally, she has served as a member of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines CARICOM Youth Ambassadors’ Committee, further cementing her role as a voice for youth engagement and leadership.
Recently, Zenna graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a minor in Economics, earning second class honors from the University of the West Indies Open Campus. This educational path reflects her steadfast dedication to empowering young people and her aspirations for public leadership.
Zenna’s literary achievements are notable. Her first book, Black Girl Soliloquy: An Anthology of Poems by Her, for Her, about Her (2022), became an Amazon best-seller, celebrated for its powerful and authentic exploration of womanhood. Her second book, Embrace Your Journey, achieved a historic milestone by making Zenna the first Vincentian author to be published on the distinguished Uptime Creators app.
Her accolades include being named Best Spoken Word Poet at the National Performing Arts Festival (2021) and securing second place in the Caribbean Magazine Plus Poetry Contest that same year. These awards underscore her talent and dedication to the arts.
Zenna’s blend of teaching, performing arts, and poetry, paired with her activism, positions her as an influential figure in advocating for positive change and inspiring the next generation.

Kamillo owns a small company called KB Pixels after he graduated Secondary school in 2009. In 2015 he decided to volunteer at a church called Harvest Bible Chapel SVG (Now High Point) where he learnt how to make graphics and time management skills. He eventually had to use a camera to do certain projects and immediately he found a love for photography. After a year or so he started experimenting with photography then transitioned into doing it professionally. His love for videography came in 2017 and it was the same year that he decided to start his own business. He started vlogging and experimenting with videography and now he is doing both photography and videography full time.