ABOUT HOME SWEET JAMAICA

Tatiana Answer is an attorney-at-law, beauty entrepreneur, and hospitality professional with a decade of cross-industry experience. She is the founder of Local Pathway, a travel initiative that celebrates the richness of local exploration. Whether she's managing sales for a resort or formulating skincare, Tatiana brings creativity and strategic insight to everything she does. A proud Jamaican and passionate advocate for local exploration, Tatiana enjoys discovering the hidden gems of Jamaica and encouraging others to do the same.

Angela Chin-Hing is a Jamaican-born nurse, cosmetic chemist, and entrepreneur with a lifelong passion for natural living. Inspired by her childhood on a farm and her sons’ early skin sensitivities, she began creating plant-based skincare using indigenous herbs and remedies. With over 30 years of nursing experience in NICU, pediatric emergency, and elder care, she now trains healthcare staff while pursuing a master’s in cosmetic science. Angela manages a skincare manufacturing business and farm in Jamaica, supplying the local community, spas, and hotels.

Gary Harris, better known as Likkle Gary, has been a driving force in diaspora entertainment since 1981. A seasoned DJ, event producer, and radio host, Gary got his start spinning records in Washington D.C. before bringing his talent and energy to Florida in 1985. There, he launched his own event production company, created and hosted legendary parties, and became a fixture in the reggae scene. For over 20 years, Gary has served as Stage Manager and M.C. for the iconic band Third World, bringing his signature voice and vibe to audiences around the world. He also hosts his own radio program, where his deep knowledge of reggae, dancehall, and Caribbean music continues to inspire listeners near and far. Now joining Home Sweet Jamaica as our resident music columnist, Likkle Gary will be sharing stories, spotlights, and sonic treasures from across the reggae world and the wider Caribbean soundscape.

Matthew Lee is a results-driven serial entrepreneur and director of Sea Farmer Foundation Ltd., a pioneering marine restoration company in Jamaica. With extensive experience in managing successful ventures across retail, distribution, and technology—including IPTV businesses in multiple countries—Matthew brings a unique blend of business acumen and passion for environmental conservation. Under his leadership, Sea Farmer Foundation has secured major grants, formed partnerships with international organizations, and spearheaded initiatives to restore coral reefs, mangroves, and clean Kingston Harbor through innovative aquaculture practices. Matthew’s commitment to sustainable development and empowering local communities is reflected in the company’s dual mission: delivering high-quality, sustainably farmed oysters and sea moss while funding large-scale marine restoration. With a proven track record in business growth, technology integration, and environmental impact.

Elizabeth Smith is a dedicated public servant with more than 15 years of experience in public administration in Jamaica, including executive management and leadership in research, records, and information management within the creative and cultural sector. As the Director of Corporate Services at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), she champions service excellence and servant leadership, helping to foster a more transformative, responsive, and people-centered organizational culture. With formal training and a deep passion for cultural research, Elizabeth has spent over a decade exploring and documenting various aspects of Jamaica’s rich cultural heritage. A proud ambassador of Jamaican culture, she continues to promote Brand Jamaica with unwavering commitment and pride.

Gina Tulloch-Adams is the Editor of Home Sweet Jamaica magazine. Driven by a deep love for Jamaica, she is dedicated to sharing the island’s rich culture, history, and spirit with the diaspora and beyond. She serves as President of the LegendStar Foundation, which supports healthcare and education through the arts, sports, and leadership development, and as Vice President of Friends of Good Shepherd International Inc., a charity devoted to meaningful service in Jamaica. Inspired by her father, the late Francis Tulloch, former Minister of Tourism for Jamaica, whose love for the island helped shape her passion for its inimitable culture, and by her mother, Sonia “Pam” Chang, whose Chinese Jamaican heritage and flair for Caribbean living embodied Jamaican hospitality through food and celebration, Gina brings humor, heart, and heritage to every story she tells. She is also the author of the Mongoose Mayhem children’s book series, which celebrates Jamaica’s vibrant culture through fun, educational storytelling.