Roger L. Brisbane is the owner and managing director of Brisbane Productions Ltd and its affiliated companies, Moonflies, Caribbean Digital and the new Spice Mill restaurant.

He has over 15 years of experience in the field of marketing and advertising. His marketing experience in the Caribbean is vast and he has launched and executed many high-profile, successful ad campaigns for a range of companies across the region. Prior, Mr. Brisbane worked in management with Four Seasons hotels and resorts in Hawaii and the Caribbean.

In 2009, he saw his lifelong dream materialize when he opened the Spice Mill restaurant which won 2010 restaurant of the year.

He is a father, a husband, and a Director for one of St. Kitts' leading companies, the St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla Trading and Development Company Limited (TDC) and the President of The St. Kitts Nevis Hotel Tourism Association.

Nicolas Narayan Menon was born in England and grew up in an area North of London. His grandparents and mother were born in St. Kitts.

Sharon Stevens James serves as the manager and producer for the St. Kitts & Nevis Visitor Channel. In her 12 years career as a sales and marketing executive in St. Kitts, USVI and BVI she prides herself on being an unofficial marketing ambassador for St. Kitts. Prior to her current post with the visitor channel Sharon has been in the real estate management and real estate sales both locally and regionally.

It is great to be a part of this unique and incredible marketing tool that the visitor channel has provided to the visitors, potential visitors and locals alike. Sharon has been with the visitor channel from 2008 when the company started. Sometimes it’s fun directing, conceptualizing, selling, researching and marketing. Other times it is nail biting and tense but she has no regret as she loves promoting her country and the very small visitor channel family is dynamic to work with she says.

In 1993, Michael moved to St. Kitts to run the high-profile Frigate Bay Resort, where his management and marketing expertise steered the hotel out of financial difficulty. During his tenure at the Frigate Bay, he also served as president of the st. Kitts and Nevis Hotel and Tourism Association.

By the time head left the Frigate Bay Resort, in 1999, it had the highest occupancy rate of any hotel in the federation, and was on a sound financial footing. After a spell traveling and working as a hotel financial accountant in the UK, he returned to st. Kitts permanently a few years ago, and was appointed to the position of manager of the HTA.

In his most recent role, Head has worked to strengthen links between government and the HTA, which represents the interests of hotels, restaurants and related businesses involved in tourism, now the island's leading industry.  "Working together, we can take St. Kitts and Nevis to even greater accomplishments in the highly competitive world of tourism," he says.

Head's hobbies include a lifelong passion for rugby - which he played at competitive levels in the UK - and, more recently, Caribbean music, particularly reggae.

Stephen Smith was born 1986 in the historical village of Old Road, St. Kitts. His passion for photography since he was a teenager has laid a foundation for his current love for videography. During his last year at college he interned at ZIZ television station where he was introduced to cinematography and editing for news broadcasting. During his tenure with ZIZ he has creatively filmed and edited such shows like Kittitian Superstar and Action Sports. With his love for the arts he is involved with drama, poetry and singing. He worked with Brisbane Productions from 2007 as a camera man, editor and motion graphics designer in advertising. He has started his own company as of 2011 maintaining his high standard in videography and photography. He has worked with the Visitor Channel from the inception in 2008.

Kevin Donovan or his alter ego Masud Sadiki brings positive energy and love through his roots reggae, ska and Caribbean musical flavours to his audience. As one of the most influential men in St. Kitts Masud has travelled to Taiwan on a study tour representing st. Kitts and is a mentor to the youths of his country, hosting workshops, giving motivational lectures in the schools and in community centers. Masud has performed in places such as England, Cuba, Taiwan, Antigua, Dominica and St. Croix. He has major hits such as “log out”, wonder how, for mamma and his latest and a stitch in time which was a campaign to end violence against women. He has partnered with the United Nations in performing this song for several of their events.

Come to life with the sounds of Masud Sadiki!!

Naeemah Hazelle Menon in addition to her job hosting on the St. Kitts Visitor Channel, stays busy spending time with her family, husband Nick and sons Khalil and Nile. A guidance counselor by profession, Naeemah enjoys working with young people throughout the Federation, having worked at the Washington Archibald High School for 11 years. Naeemah’s family hails from the village of Parson Ground, although she now resides in Basseterre. She was born in Canada but there is only one place her heart calls home: St. Kitts the most beautiful island in the Caribbean.

Winnielle Tamika Pereira is an Antigua born Kittitian who has lived in St. Kitts most of her life. For over seventeen (17) years Winnielle began her illustrious career in the pageant world which has lead her into modeling, organizing modeling shows and training aspiring models. She has won Miss St. Kitts in 1997 and has since entered regional and international pageants. She has hosted couture fashion shows and have won an award for her contribution in the fashion industry. Winnielle has now birthed her culture house “Irie Lioness Boutique” where she makes available indie designer wear from around the world inspired by roots and culture. Her passion for st. Kitts continues with the St. Kitts Visitor Channel as she is elated to celebrate and showcase all that st. Kitts has to offer to everyone.

Bless!!

As founder and CEO of Island Xpressions Media and Marketing company Samal “Z Dan” Duggins is doing his thing in the media world throughout the region. Samal the poet has created a platform for local and regional artists to showcase their talents on a global level through his Island Xpressions poetry and open mic night. His new venture of Xpress Ya Self television show has reached an audience of over 40 million viewers. Samal started out as hip hop entertainer with his group Da Embassy in the late 90’s. His group has performed in our prestigious music festivals and throughout the region. Producer, composer, entertainer, entrepreneur …. All spell Samal!!