Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

St. Maarten Women Nominated for Caribbean POSH ICON Woman Awards, Public Voting Now Open | The Peoples Tribune

June 3, 2026

St. Maarten Women Nominated for Caribbean POSH ICON Woman Awards, Public Voting Now Open | The Peoples Tribune
Loading...

GREAT BAY–A number of women from St. Maarten/St. Martin have been nominated for the 2026 Caribbean POSH ICON Woman Awards, placing local talent, leadership and community impact on a wider regional stage.

Public voting is now open through the official Caribbean POSH platform and will close on June 19. Supporters may vote in multiple categories, with the platform limiting voting to one vote per category. According to Caribbean POSH, public voting helps increase visibility for nominees and assists in narrowing finalists, while final selections also consider overall impact, achievements, leadership and contribution.

Loading...

The Caribbean POSH ICON Woman Awards celebrate Caribbean women from across the region and the diaspora who are making contributions in business, culture, community, advocacy, wellness, education, tourism, media, the arts, food security and other fields. The awards form part of Caribbean POSH Weekend, a regional event designed to connect, recognize and elevate Caribbean women who are building, leading and shaping the future.

Among the categories is the Emerging ICON Leader Award, which recognizes a woman demonstrating early-stage leadership and influence whose vision and actions are helping shape the future of the Caribbean across any sector.

For St. Maarten/St. Martin, the nominations carry added meaning. As a small island, St. Martin is often overlooked, yet its people continue to make their mark across the Caribbean and beyond. Many of the women being recognized have spent years building, creating, leading and contributing to their communities, often without seeking the spotlight.

“These nominations are a reminder that St. Martin is home to talented, resilient and inspiring women whose impact deserves to be recognized,” one of the nominees Malaika Maxwell said. said. “May we continue to uplift one another and show the Caribbean the strength and excellence that exists on our little island.”

She also extended a special thank you to Zillah Duzon Hazel for helping open this platform to St. Maarten/St. Martin women and encouraging wider participation in the regional recognition process.

Caribbean POSH describes the ICON Woman Awards as a celebration of empowerment, excellence, impact, collaboration, unity, integrity, authenticity, cultural pride and representation. Nominees are expected to demonstrate meaningful contributions within their field and community, while maintaining ties to the Caribbean region or diaspora.

The awards also support broader regional visibility. Through public voting, nominees are able to engage their communities, attract wider recognition and build new connections across islands and the diaspora.

Residents, supporters, family members, colleagues and the wider community are encouraged to participate in the voting process and support the women representing St. Maarten/St. Martin among this year’s nominees.

The 2026 Caribbean POSH Weekend will be held in the British Virgin Islands from June 26 to 29 and will include the ICON Woman Awards Gala, networking events, panels, a marketplace experience and other activities focused on Caribbean women’s leadership, entrepreneurship, culture and regional collaboration.

Vote here:https://caribbeanposh.com/wkd/icon-awards-voting-2026/

Source: The Peoples Tribunehttps://tribune-site.webflow.io//articles/st-maarten-women-nominated-for-caribbean-posh-icon-woman-awards-public-voting-now-open

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/local-news/st-maarten-women-nominated-for-caribbean-posh-icon-woman-awards-public-voting-now-open-the-peoples-tribune/

Loading...

Headlines

'We are headed to court', ACP-SXM  preparing legal action against GEBE | The Daily Herald

July 11, 2026

'We are headed to court', ACP-SXM preparing legal action against GEBE | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--The Association for Consumer Protection St Maarten (ACP-SXM) says it is moving forward with legal action against NV GEBE, with President Peggy -Ann Richardson announcing Friday that the consumer advocacy group is preparing to take the utility company to court. Spe...

July 10, 2026

Head-on collision between two vehicles claims life of one, and injures two others | The Daily Herald

The accident scene Thursday on the French side of the Cole Bay border monument. (Robert Luckock photo) MARIGOT--A 76-year-old man was pronounced dead following a head-on collision between two French-side registered vehicles on the Bellevue RN7, close to the Cole Bay border mon...

July 09, 2026

Court Rules Mullet Bay Beach is public, Sun Resorts owns land behind shoreline | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Court of First Instance has ruled that Mullet Bay Beach remains public and is not owned by Sun Resorts Limited, rejecting the company's claim that the beach itself passed into private ownership through historic land transfers dating back to 1852. The Court,...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...