Caribbean Global Awards sets new record as tickets sells out two months ahead of highly-anticipated event

Jul 31, 2023


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London, United Kingdom Jul 30, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - The Caribbean Global Awards is proud to announce that all tickets for the upcoming event have been officially sold out, breaking all previous records known in the history of similar prestigious ceremonies. With two months still remaining until the grand occasion, the overwhelming response from our esteemed audience showcases the immense popularity and significance of the event within the Caribbean and beyond.

The Caribbean Global Awards, known for recognising outstanding achievements and contributions across various industries, has garnered immense global attention from attendees, sponsors, and nominees alike. This year's inaugural event promises to be an unforgettable celebration of talent, innovation, and cultural diversity.

"We are thrilled and humbled by the tremendous support and enthusiasm shown by the global community, and especially the diaspora. The overwhelming demand for tickets demonstrates the unwavering passion for recognising and celebrating achievers and the ongoing drive to demonstrate professional excellence. We cannot be contained" said Michaelene Holder-March March Founder and CEO, the event's spokesperson.  With the theme of "Inspire, Celebrate, Unite, and Empower," the Caribbean Global Awards will bring together professionals, influential leaders, artists, business people, entrepreneurs, and change-makers from around the globe. The event aims to foster collaboration and mutual growth, reinforcing the Caribbean's position as a dynamic and vibrant region on the international stage.

The organising committee encourages those unable to secure tickets to join the live broadcast of the Caribbean Global Awards to witness the celebration of talent and achievements of remarkable individuals and organisations; also to start preparing for next year's event. The ceremony will be streamed globally, ensuring that everyone can be a part of this momentous occasion.

More importantly this event success is because of the dedication of the Caribbean Global Awards team ( Tricia Zenisa George, Dr Michael Bruce-de-Rouche, Michelline Howard, Dr SherryAnn Dixon, Professor Rotimi Jaiyesimi, Lucylla Baynes, Antoinette Okoiye, Rudi Page, Rudolph Walker CBE, David Smith, Elizabeth Forbes-Stobbe, Yvonne Harrop, Colin Crooks, Duchess Bukola Cole, Dr Winston George Ellis MBE, Elayne Smith, Winnie Greer, Darryl Dale, Mary-louise Chandler, Godfrey Ceylon, Henry Badger, and Philip Wint) not forgetting Lu Childs from Streamyard movies, they are all going above and beyond because they believe in the vision. 

For more information about the Caribbean Global Awards, including updates on the event program, special recognitions, nominees, sponsorship opportunities, and our pursuit in health promotions:Autism, Breast cancer and Mental health.

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