Leadership Cayman’s Class of 2024 graduates in style
Leadership Cayman’s Class of 2024 graduates in style – and opens doors to new applications for 2025
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Leadership Cayman’s Class of 2024 group shot
George Town, Cayman Islands –[18 July 2024] Leadership Cayman’s Class of 2024 celebrated their
graduation in style – with a dinner at the Cayman Islands Yacht Club on Saturday 13 July. It was the
culmination of six months of transformative seminars, retreats and workshops which connected LC
students with Cayman’s top leaders from key industries, institutions and professions.
Their journey began in January with a three-day retreat in Cayman Brac, and continued with seminars
and onsite visits covering healthcare, culture & heritage, education, financial services, criminal justice,
technology, media, sustainability & the environment, education and immigration & workforce
development.
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Class of 2024 Valedictorian Brittany MacVicar (centre) receives her graduation plaque fromCristina Spratt and Ravi Campbell (left and right)
First off, we want to express our deepest gratitude to the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce. Their
vision in creating this programme, and their ongoing investment in developing our future leaders,
deserves our praise,” said Emcees Craig Bodden and Lisa Parks, “Since 2010, the Chamber has
championed Leadership Cayman, ensuring its success year after year. We are incredibly grateful.”
“We also want to recognize our amazing sponsors who are here tonight, Cox Lumber (now AL
Thompson), RBC and Wheaton Precious Metals. Your contribution helps make this whole programme
possible. Thank you for joining us as we celebrate our success!”
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A big thank-you, and a special presentation, to Wheaton Precious Metals for their continued sponsorship of the programme
Chamber Vice President and LC Alumni member Cristina Spratt reflected on her own LC journey when
she undertook the programme in 2015 and encouraged the graduates to continue to stay connected:
“From today you will make up part of the 361 Alumni of Leadership Cayman. As Alumni you are part of
an elite group of people who will have the privilege of participating in exclusive events and activities. I
hope that you have enjoyed your LC experience and the friendships you have made along the way,”
she said.
Class Chairperson Ravi Campbell congratulated all the graduates, encouraging them to make the most
of staying connected through future alumni events.
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A big thank-you, and a special presentation, to RBC Royal Bank (Cayman) Limited in recognition of their continued sponsorship of the programme
“We did it!” Said Valedictorian Brittany McVicar, “The past six months have been transformative for all
of us, pushing us beyond our comfort zones and challenging us to grow in unexpected ways. I can
confidently tell you this evening what I have discovered through this programme is that: ‘You can’t do
it alone.’ As you navigate through the rest of your life, be open to collaboration. “
The Chamber’s Swan Sandoval thanked everyone who had made this year’s Leadership Cayman such a
success: “Lastly, I implore you to recommend this programme to your friends, family and colleagues.
Your help in the promotion of this programme will help ensure that Cayman will have more future
leaders,” she said.
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Leadership Cayman’s Class of 2024 group shot
Leadership Cayman’s is already accepting applications for the Class of 2025, beginning in January next
year. Applications are open to people over the age of 25 who have been living in the Cayman Islands
for a minimum of one year, and who are already engaged in a middle management position, or above.
If you would like to find out more, why not attend one of our free upcoming information sessions, at
the Chamber Conference Room, Governor’s Square on 23 September and 10 October, and Via Zoom!
on 16 September and 2 October, beginning at 5.30 pm. The deadline for applications for applications is
8 November.
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Emcees Lisa Parks & Craig Bodden
For further details about how to apply, then visit the Leadership Cayman Website
https://www.leadershipcayman.ky/ or contact Swan from the Chamber of Commerce at 7439124 or
email [email protected] .