NEW YORK - s4story -- Above Prestige Public Relations is thrilled to announce that LaDàna, our esteemed Principal Consultant and Digital Creator, is vying for the prestigious opportunity to be a presenter at the 2024 Caribbean Music Awards. The event will be held at the iconic Kings Theatre in New York City.

LaDàna, born in The Commonwealth of Dominica and raised in Guadeloupe, has been a beacon of influence and inspiration in the public relations and digital creation spheres. Her journey from the Caribbean to becoming a leading figure in the industry is a testament to her dedication, creativity, and passion. Her passion for Dominica led her to join Rebuild Dominica Inc in 2015 after Tropical Storm Erika and she now serves as the nonprofit's President of the Board of Directors.

Securing the presenter role at the Caribbean Music Awards would be a fitting tribute to LaDàna's influential work and a celebration of the values she represents. Her commitment to excellence, cultural heritage, and community empowerment makes her an ideal figure to grace such a significant event.

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"We are incredibly proud of LaDàna's achievements and her continuous efforts to uplift and inspire others," said a spokesperson for Above Prestige Public Relations. "Her potential role as a presenter at the Caribbean Music Awards not only highlights her professional accomplishments but also honors her roots and the values she holds dear."

The competition is currently in Round 3 and online votes can be submitted using her direct voting link at: https://tinyurl.com/VoteForLaDana

LaDàna shared her excitement about the opportunity, stating, "Being considered for this role is an incredible honor. The Caribbean Music Awards is a celebration of our rich culture and heritage, and I am thrilled at the prospect of contributing to such a meaningful event. This opportunity represents not just a personal milestone, but a chance to highlight the beauty and talent of our Caribbean community."

Her Notable Achievements:

• Executing strategic communication efforts for high-profile clients across various industries at Above Prestige PR.
• Building a significant online presence with engaging content that resonates with a diverse audience.
• Leading numerous award-winning campaigns that have achieved international acclaim: including her work on the "Long Live The Queen" album by AfroBeat singer/songwriter Naomi Achu. This paid off when a song from that album -- "Busy Body" -- earned an AFRIMA award; a prestigious recognition in the African music industry. This accolade not only underscored the song's popularity but also cemented LaDana's reputation as a top-tier PR professional capable of driving significant impact and visibility for her clients.
• Actively involved in initiatives that promote cultural heritage and community empowerment.
• Regularly invited to speak at industry conferences and mentor aspiring PR professionals.

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