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06/05/2026

29/04/2026

Usain Bolt is an Amazing Jamaican.

From the hills of Trelawny, Jamaica, to Olympic stadiums across the globe, Bolt became more than an athlete. He became a symbol of excellence, joy, confidence, and Jamaican greatness.

Today, Bolt remains one of Jamaica’s greatest ambassadors across sport, tourism, culture, philanthropy, and business, carrying the island’s spirit with pride, humour, and unmistakable style.

Bolt is proof that greatness is not only about breaking records but also about opening doors for others to run through.

Read Usain Bolt’s story on The Pitch Fanzine.

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29/04/2026

Usain Bolt is an Amazing Jamaican.

From the hills of Trelawny, Jamaica, to Olympic stadiums across the globe, Bolt became more than an athlete. He became a symbol of excellence, joy, confidence, and Jamaican greatness.

Today, Bolt remains one of Jamaica’s greatest ambassadors across sport, tourism, culture, philanthropy, and business, carrying the island’s spirit with pride, humour, and unmistakable style.

Bolt is proof that greatness is not only about breaking records but also about opening doors for others to run through.




Read Usain Bolt’s story on The Pitch Fanzine.

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28/04/2026

Pitch Amazing Jamaican, Carlinton Burrell.

CEO of the Caribbean Climate Innovation Center.

Some leaders build businesses; others build ecosystems that shape the future. Jamaican Carlinton Burrell is creating both.

A visionary leader driving cleantech innovation and climate resilience across the Caribbean, Carlinton is CEO of the Caribbean Climate Innovation Center (CCIC), helping to redefine what the region can become in a rapidly changing world, not just responding to global challenges, but as one that leads solutions.

At the heart of his work is a clear and powerful belief: that climate change, while urgent, also presents one of the greatest opportunities for innovation, growth, and long-term economic transformation across the Caribbean.



Read Carlinton's story on The Pitch Fanzine.

https://www.thepitchfanzine.com/pitch-amazing-jamaicans/pitch-amazing-jamaican-carlinton-burrell

28/04/2026

Pitch Amazing Jamaican, Andrea Dempster Chung.

Co-Founder Kingston Creative.

"With a rare combination of engineering precision, strategic thinking, and creative vision, Andrea Dempster Chung has become one of the key architects of Kingston’s cultural transformation.

As Co-founder and Executive Director of Kingston Creative, Andrea has led a bold movement to reimagine Downtown Kingston through the power of the arts. What began as an idea has grown into a thriving Cultural District, with initiatives such as the Artwalk Festival, murals, creative meetups, incubators, accelerators, and cultural events. There is even a physical Creative Hub, a space for artists, entrepreneurs, and communities to connect and thrive."




Read Andrea's story on The Pitch Fanzine.

https://www.thepitchfanzine.com/pitch-amazing-jamaicans/pitch-amazing-jamaican-andrea-dempster-chung

22/04/2026

Pitch Amazing Jamaican, Storm Saulter.

Filmmaker and Multidisciplinary Artist.

“In an industry that often rewards noise, speed, and constant visibility, Storm’s approach is measured. Intentional. Focused on the long game. He is not chasing moments; he is building a body of work that contributes to a larger cultural foundation.

Storm understands something many overlook: Storytelling is not just entertainment, it is infrastructure. It shapes identity, influences perception and defines how future generations understand where they come from, and what is possible.”




Read Storm's story on The Pitch Fanzine

https://www.thepitchfanzine.com/pitch-amazing-jamaicans/pitch-amazing-jamaican-storm-saulter

15/04/2026

Pitch Amazing Jamaican, Dr. Trisha Bailey

Founder of Bailey’s Medical Equipment & Supplies and Bailey Family Foundation.

In a world that often celebrates outcomes without acknowledging the journey, Dr. Bailey’s story reminds us of what really matters: resilience, vision, and giving back.

Dr. Bailey stands as a global force, a builder of opportunity, and a powerful example of Jamaican excellence on the world stage.




Read Dr. Bailey's story on The Pitch Fanzine.

https://www.thepitchfanzine.com/pitch-amazing-jamaicans/pitch-amazing-jamaican-dr-trisha-bailey

19/03/2026

Pitch Amazing Jamaican, Stephen Josephs.

Co-Founder, Burn Foundation of Jamaica and the Crisis Support Charity

For Stephen Josephs, the spirit of service began during his childhood.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Stephen grew up in a family where helping others was simply part of everyday life. His parents, Deloris and Edward Josephs, believed deeply in the principle of service above self, often taking their children with them on visits to support people in need, feed the homeless, check in on the sick, and offer help wherever it was needed. Through their example, Stephen and his siblings learned early that compassion is most powerful when it is paired with action.

That early foundation of service would later shape Stephen’s life and work in extraordinary ways.

Today, Stephen is widely recognised for his humanitarian work supporting burn victims and families facing crisis across Jamaica. Together with his brother, Luke Josephs, he co-founded the Burn Foundation of Jamaica and the Crisis Support Charity, organisations dedicated to helping people in their most difficult moments.

Read Stephen's story on The Pitch Fanzine.

https://www.thepitchfanzine.com/pitch-amazing-jamaicans/pitch-amazing-jamaican-stephen-josephs

19/03/2026

Pitch Amazing Jamaican, Ingrid Riley.

Founder of Silicon Caribe

Ingrid Riley’s journey into technology began in Kingston.

Born and raised in the city, Ingrid’s early exposure to the internet came through family. Her older sister and brother-in-law were partners in one of Jamaica’s first internet service providers, Jamaica Online, and Ingrid often spent time in their office observing the early days of modems, dial-up connections, and the emerging online world.

Ingrid’s philosophy is simple: technology gives small places a global advantage.

And as Ingrid explains:
“With the right strategy, leveraging our unique cultural nuances, diaspora and global networks, knowledge, and access to capital, Caribbean entrepreneurs can build companies that export ideas, culture, and innovation to the world.”

Read Ingrid's story on The Pitch Fanzine platform.

https://www.thepitchfanzine.com/pitch-amazing-jamaicans/pitch-amazing-jamaican-ingrid-riley