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Kevin Ormsby
Artistic Director of KasheDanceBorn in Jamaica, but currently working in Toronto, Canada, Kevin is the Artistic Director of KasheDance, an Arts Strategies Consultant and Programme Manager for Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO). Through his career, he has led various dance workshops in the Caribbean region and performed with dance companies in the United States and Canada.
Stephanie Hazle
Curator at Global Shapers-Kingston HubStephanie, the current Curator of the Global Shapers Hub in Kingston, Jamaica, is a communications specialist, actor, entertainer, as well as the founder of Girls First International – an initiative designed to reach at risk girls.
Kayshell Jennings
Global Shaper at Global Shapers - Beijing II HubHailing from Guyana, Kayshell is a Global Shaper in the Beijing II Hub. She currently studies medicine at Beijing’s elite Peking University, and served as the Vice President of the University’s African Students Association. Kayshell’s focus at the Hub is on developing projects that engage persons on important health issues, both physical and mental, and cultural aspects of health and well-being.”
Albert Christopher Lee
Tourism Management ConsultantHailing from Barbados, Christopher is a tourism management consultant based in Beijing, China. Since moving to China, Chris has conducted tourism development research for organisations such as the Embassy of Barbados as well as has provided intercultural communication and customer service trainings to a number of local and international hospitality institutions in Beijing. He also focuses on using tourism and culture as a platform to build a bridge between China and the Caribbean.
Adrian Thomas
Global Shaper at Global Shapers - Beijing II HubFrom Trinidad and Tobago, Adrian is a Global Shaper and career diplomat currently serving in Beijing, China. His areas of interest include fostering cross-cultural understanding between the Caribbean and China and identifying opportunities for the Caribbean’s cultural and creatives industries in China.