Last Updated on September 3, 2024, 4:33 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Premier of Nevis Mark Brantley congratulated Teshwan Brookes and Oceanna Browne and extended best wishes to them for their continued success in the hospitality industry.
Mark Brantley took his official social media account to congratulate the ladies and also to extend gratitude to the Four Seasons Resort.
He extended thanks to the prestigious Four Seasons Resort Nevis for continuing their partnership with them and for giving for the local talent the opportunity to shine.
The ladies that the Premier of Nevis congratulated, are excelling in their fields and the Four Seasons Resort Nevis has announced their promotion following their outstanding service and dedication towards the work.
Teshawn Brookes has been promoted as the new Resort Assistant Manager effective September 9, 2024. Notably, she was recognised for her outstanding service and has also been nominated several times for Employee of the Month.
The Four Seasons Resort Authority noted that over the past years, Teshawn has clearly demonstrated her knowledge and leadership skills.
The authority expressed their delight announcing the promotion of Oceanna Browne as their Front Desk Supervisor effective September 3, 2024.
Oceanna joined the Four Seasons Family back in 2010 as a Retail Attendant for two years and then migrated to United States and strengthened her career.
Upon returning in 2015, she has consistently worked hard and her dedication and passion for hospitality has made her a fundamental part of Retail Spa, and Pro Shop Team.
The Nevis Four Seasons Resort Authority extended their congratulations to both the skilful women and extended their wishes and all the best in their new roles.
As the Premier of Nevis shared the news, several people congratulated and wished the ladies. One of the netizens named John Loffredo commented, “Congratulations Teshawn Brookes and Oceanna Browne! Wishing you continued success in your future endeavours!”
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