Something Extra | Thursday
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Tracy-Ann Spence, executive vice-president and chief investment officer of Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited, added patterns in leopard-print leggings.
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Kelly Nunes, project manager at Sandals Foundation, dons her grip socks as she settles in for an afternoon of Prosecco, plated bites and Pilates.
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Kimberly Clarke, executive assistant at the Musson Group, opted for a maroon set from SET ACTIVE.
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Brooke Nunes, senior digital marketing specialist at Trade Winds Citrus, raises a toast to an afternoon of Pilates and purpose.
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Peta-Gaye Simpson, vice-president of real estate at Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited, comes ready to sip, stretch and sweat.
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Daidre Sloley McKay, vice president of marketing in Jamaica and Latin America, Sagicor Group, dons a deep-pink zip-up jacket and leggings for the session.
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Dr Summer Lopez, owner of Body Forté, flashes a bright smile.
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Terri-Ann Spencer, financial advisor at Sagicor’s Holborn branch, is ready to flow through her Pilates session.
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Nurse Patricia Patterson keeps cosy in a baby-blue zip-up jacket, pairing it with matching leggings.
Sagicor’s A Pilates, Plates & Prosecco Experience took centre stage on Saturday at Body Forté at the Sovereign Commercial Centre in St Andrew, delivering a chic, wellness-infused afternoon in aid of the 2026 Sagicor SIGMA Corporate Run.
Guests, toasting with Prosecco, flowed through a guided Pilates session and savoured artfully plated bites in a seamless fusion of movement, mindful indulgence and community spirit.
With 100 per cent of proceeds earmarked for the 2026 SIGMA beneficiaries, the event flexed its purpose, championing efforts to rebuild and strengthen education in western Jamaica.
Something Extra brings you the highlights.
EDITOR'S NOTE: A previous version of this story misidentified Daidre Sloley McKay. We regret the error.