Keisha Swaby aka Lady K, Sundays 11 am Radio Diamond
Global Jamaica Diaspora Council
Keisha Adair Swaby is passionate about Jamaica and its development within the Diaspora and also in Jamaica. She came to England at the tender age of 14 and has had a very Inspirational journey. She is a wife and Mother of four children which includes twins. She started her working life with the GMB Union after College and then 12 years in Local Government which allowed her to work with Councillors and other dignitaries around the country including Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. In 2016 she left her role in Local Government to study and achieved a First Class BSc Honours Degree in Applied Sport and Exercise Science. She is still on her study journey and is currently studying for a Masters Degree in Health Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University. Her passion for her home country led her to join Jamaicans Inspired with a history of philanthropic efforts to Jamaica for the past ten years. She is part of the Executive Team and is the North West Lead and Coordinator which allows her the chance to give back to Jamaica, the Diaspora and its youths on a bigger scale. In 2017 she had the opportunity to be part of the annual trip which allowed her to take part in several activities on the day of service such as visiting and contributing to Maxfield Park Orphanage and the painting of the basic school in Treasure Beach as well as attending the Diaspora Conference. After being diagnosed with Dyslexia and Dyspraxia in the last few weeks of her degree Keisha is now on a mission to create more awareness of these learning differences which are very prevalent within the black communities and often goes undiagnosed. In highlighting these issues she is a Goodwill Ambassador for the Jamaica Dyslexia Association. She also works in the media and has her own Radio Show aimed at highlighting the positive achievements within the Diaspora.
Nathaniel Peat is a multi-award winning entrepreneur, international speaker, martial artist, engineer, pilot and man of many talents and achievements, he is a regular contributor to TV, radio and print stories which deal with social issues surrounding youth, gender equality, youth crime, entrepreneurship and renewable energy.
He has also attended and contributed as a youth delegate in international meetings and conferences at the highest levels, for example, G20 YES, EU and other such meetings.
Nathaniel is the founder of the multi-award-winning social enterprise The Safety Box®; a company whose training and development programmes assist with reducing youth violence & help young people develop important skills such as leadership, communication and conflict resolution. He is a Patron of the EY Foundation, Chairman of Jamaicans Inspired (a Jamaican Youth Diaspora organisation) and co-founder of GeNNex Solar; which is an innovative renewable energy company that has operations in Africa and the Caribbean.