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Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Sandra Glasgow (left), CEO of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica and Suzann Bowen are caught up in conversation. ************************************************************** Canadian High Commissioner, Stephen Hallihan and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Canadian High Commissioner Stephen Hallihan welcomes Sandra Glasgow (centre) and Suzann Bowen to the reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Canadian High Commission official Rick McElrea (left) seems to be explaining the finer details of something to (from left) Cathy Hallihan, Bob Blier and Bruce Bowen. *************************************************************** and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer New Trinidad and Tobago High Commissioner to Jamaica Dr Iva Gloudon (right) has the attention of SSCO's Stephanie Scott and Dr Geoff Karlebach. ***************************************************************** Canadian High Commissioner, Stephen Hallihan and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Canadian High Commissioner Stephen Hallihan ponders as he chats with Trinidad and Tobago High Commissioner Dr Iva Gloudon. and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Cathy Hallihan (left) welcomes delegates Desiree Edghill (centre) of Guyana and Vicki Marshall, co-chair of the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue. (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Canadian delegates Chris McDonald (left) and Dr Geoff Karlebach in discussion. High Commissioner, Stephen Hallihan and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Canadian High Commissioner Stephen Hallihan (right) chats with John Davis (representing Canada) and Amada Mendez (Dominican Republic), delegates for the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue. High Commissioner Hallihan hosted a reception for the delegates on Tuesday at Seymour Avenue. on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Anthony Bell (second left) raps with Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue delegates (from left) Dylan Williams, Vicki Marshall and Chandra Williams. *************************************************************** Canadian High Commissioner, Stephen Hallihan and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Anthony Bell (second left) raps with Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue delegates (from left) Dylan Williams, Vicki Marshall and Chandra Williams. Canadian High Commissioner, Stephen Hallihan and his wife Cathy host a Reception for delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer Canadian High Commissioner, Stephen Hallihan and his wife Cathy toast the delegates to the Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders Dialogue. (CCELD), held at Seymour Avenue on Tuesday night June 7, 2011.
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