We headed to the Yacht for the Jersey Lifeboat Association’s ‘Save Our Souls’ black tie ball. With dinner, drinks, live entertainment and prizes, it was a great night in support of a great cause.
Big thanks to Simon O’Donoghue and the crew for making the event happen.
29th November, Castle Quay
As we said goodbye to the work days of 2025, Prosperity 24/7 held their annual client event to thank their clients and supporters for their goodwill and trust during the year. As is now customary, the event came with a no holds barred theme – this year’s being Austin Powers meets Disco Inferno. From CEO Chris Clark dressed as Austin Powers himself, CTO Jake Foster as Dr Evil to Consultant, Michelle Holley-Price dressed as the shark with the fricking laser beam, there were plenty of platforms, flares and psychedelic colour for a groovy evening – yeah baby!
Macmillan Cancer Support held Jersey’s first ever White Collar DJ Event, piling over 200 attendees to The L’Horizon. It was a night of electrifying performances, as seven dedicated participants showcased their newfound DJ skills, honed during an eight week intensive training course.
Congrats to Finley McKay, who won the night, and to Ashbe and Macmillan for making the amazing evening possible.
“What Next?” was an event set to inspire. Co-hosted by Nextgen Directors and Quilter Cheviot International, the morning seminar was designed to get attendees thinking about ‘how to unlock full potential and take meaningful strides forward in your professional journey. Jon Trigg of Nextgen Directors was joined on the panel by Claudia Sutton, Co-Founder and Lead Coach – Alt Collective, Owen Machon, Co- Founder Make Waves, Charlie Petulla, Co-Founder of Ryde and Gillian Schweppe of Quilter Cheviot International. The panel provided insights on career advancement, pursuing personal growth opportunities, and planning for the future.
Suki Brewer got everyone together at 4 Bond Street for a beautiful exhibition of Nina Brooke’s seascape paintings. Her love for the aerial perspective brought the artist to Jersey, where she produced a wonderful collection inspired by our island’s beautiful coastline.
“The Jersey Collection” features spots such as Bonne Nuit, Seymour Tower and The White House at St Ouens Bay – providing the perfect backdrop for a great evening.
Stonehage Fleming marked the opening of its new office at Liberation House, Castle Street, with a celebratory gathering hosted by Ian Crosby, Chairman of Stonehage Fleming Jersey. The evening brought together the Group CEO, Giuseppe Ciucci, and partners, directors, staff and friends, to celebrate this new chapter for the firm. “Delighted to be in our new offices—it’s truly a happy space, thanks to the hard work and dedication of our incredible staff. Tonight, I’d like to raise a glass, not just to the office but to the team who made it possible. It’s the people here who bring it to life every day. Thank you all so much,” said Ian Crosby, acknowledging the staff’s commitment to creating a welcoming environment. Reflecting on the significance of the new location, he added: “Every ten or so years you have to switch the oscillation, and we’ve oscillated from the east of town to the west of town and into the heart of the Jersey financial district. This is another momentous moment for our Jersey office.” The move symbolises an exciting new phase for Stonehage Fleming in Jersey, underscoring the firm’s continued commitment to its clients and the community.
James Colmar graced the walls of JARO with the work of his newest exhibition, ‘VISTA’. His landscapes, characterised by a contemporary interpretation of classic scenes in Jersey, employ vibrant and bold colours to promote positivity and create a sense of wellbeing. From detailed ocean studies to atmospheric island landscapes, visitors were transported into the heart of the Channel Islands. For the first time in Jersey, the public had the opportunity to acquire original pieces from James’ personal collection, making the evening all the more exciting.
Digital Jersey put on an informative workshop for those in the finance sector interested in the future evolution of the industry in Jersey. The event focused on all things Fintech, touching on AI, stablecoins and DeFinity markets. It was a great opportunity for industry leaders, entrepreneurs and stakeholders to discuss trends, challenges and opportunities, through keynotes, panel discussions and networking sessions.
We joined La Moye as they hosted the Channel Islands debut of the internationally acclaimed brand, FAMARA for a fashion show. Known for its art-inspired golf and resort wear, FAMARA is rapidly gaining traction in the United States and now brings its signature style to Jersey, thanks to an introduction from one of the brand’s directors, who resides on the island. Liz Harwood, FAMARA’s Founder and Director, said “we’re delighted to debut our collection at La Moye, a prestigious and historic club, and we are honoured to now be among the brands stocked here”. Guests enjoyed the show, browsed the stock and left with big smiles and full bags!
Orchard’s Conversations for Good series popped up at de Gruchy’s in November as it welcomed Georgina Cook as part of a Q&A session on ‘Ageing Disgracefully’ as a modern woman. Orchard’s Laura Morel chatted to Georgina, aka ‘A Women Called George’, about her meteoric rise to fame on social media platforms thanks to her love of second-hand fashion, no-holds barred commentary on embracing middle age, and her love of all things sparkly. Guests were treated to ‘Sparkle Friday’ cocktails and sushi laid on by Tiffin Brasserie, with goodie bags from Orchard and the store. The evening saw the pair pick apart the challenges and benefits of ageing exactly the way you want to, supported of course by good skin care, beauty and style tips.
