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It is no easy feat weathering the highly unpredictable and tumultuous storms sired by entrepreneurship. However, Mrs. Kiddist Cowans, #youthBOSS Ambassador, the dynamic and astute founder of Jesse’s Gifts and Décor, has proven unequivocally that a keen adherence to the principles of hard work and consistency is able to propel ones water ravaged vessel safely to shore.
Mrs. Cowans stupendously earned her stripes as one of Jamaica’s finest and intellectually savvy nation-builders while serving at the helm of ‘Good Deeds Foundation Jamaica’ and as a zealous Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) Professional Fellow 2017. Aptly guided by a passion for sustained community development through entrepreneurship, her ‘brainchild’ was conjured to life in 2018. Since its inception, Jesse’s Gifts and Décor has invested in producing and designing timeless and stylish: cushions, personalized stainless steel, and plastic bottles and corporate branded clothing. These impeccably crafted items, charged with accessorizing and transforming homes and corporate spaces, coupled with Mrs. Cowans’ channeling of her ‘winning strategy’ within the intricate and decidedly innovative tapestry of Jesse’s Gifts and Décor, has inspired unprecedented growth in its brand awareness and competitiveness.
A supremely proud Your Guide Through Unemployment #BOSS Ambassador and visionary, Mrs. Cowans is strategically poised to assist in unearthing exponential economic and social development within Jamaica, and the wider Caribbean region.
Great work building our nation from the bottom up. It is initiatives and ventures like these that inspires youths to mobilize their talents towards the greater good of society.
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