Long Service Award winners pictured alongside Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA) Board Members and distinguished Government officials. Back Row (L–R): Mrs. Lorna Blackman, Candace Ransome-Grant, Stacy Hurlston, Trevor Leslie, Wilson Dixon, Earl Lewis, John Lawrus Middle Row (L–R):
Long Service Award winners pictured alongside Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA) Board Members and distinguished Government officials. Back Row (L–R): Mrs. Lorna Blackman, Candace Ransome-Grant, Stacy Hurlston, Trevor Leslie, Wilson Dixon, Earl Lewis, John Lawrus Middle Row (L–R):
James Hal Miller and Hon. Gary Rutty, MP – Deputy Premier
James Hal Miller and Hon. Gary Rutty, MP – Deputy Premier
Stacy Hurlston and Hon. Nickolas DaCosta, MP
Stacy Hurlston and Hon. Nickolas DaCosta, MP
John Lawrus and Ms. Heather Bodden, MP
John Lawrus and Ms. Heather Bodden, MP
On May 14, 2025, the Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA) proudly hosted its Long Service Awards Ceremony, honouring the dedication, service, and community contributions of its long-serving employees. The ceremony celebrated staff who have provided 10, 15, 20, and over 25 years of committed service to the preservation and promotion of the country’s national attractions.
In a celebration marked by gratitude and pride, CINAA recognized staff who have consistently demonstrated professionalism and passion in their roles, ensuring that key sites such as the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, and Pedro St. James continue to inspire both residents and visitors.
The event was graced by the presence of several distinguished government representatives, highlighting the importance of the occasion to the broader tourism and heritage sectors. Hon. Gary Rutty, MP – Deputy Premier and Minister for Tourism and Trade Development and Mr. Stran Bodden, Chief Officer for the Ministry of Tourism and Trade Development, provided remarks and participated in the presentations alongside the Hon. Nicholas DaCosta, MP – Minister for District Administration and Home Affairs and Ms. Heather Bodden, MP – Parliamentary Secretary.
Their participation underscored the Government’s appreciation for the vital work carried out by the CINAA team and their lasting contributions to the tourism industry and national pride.
The event was expertly moderated by Ms. Leanna Jarvis of the Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA) and Ms. Watoya Stewart, Senior Human Resources Manager, Ministry of Tourism & Ports, whose guidance helped create a warm and celebratory atmosphere for all honourees and guests.
Service Milestones Celebrated
• 10 Years of Service
Amanda Bush Candace Ransome-Grant Standford Crosbie Albert Christian Wilson Dixon (11 years)
In addition to marking career milestones, the ceremony acknowledged the broader community impact of these individuals. Their dedication has directly influenced the development of educational programs, preservation initiatives, and the continued cultural enrichment of the Cayman Islands.
“We are incredibly proud to honour these individuals who have dedicated so many years of service,” said Mrs. Carla Reid, CINAA Chairperson. “Their contributions are deeply woven into the fabric of our national attractions and the community experiences we provide. This ceremony was a meaningful reminder that behind every memorable visitor experience is a committed team member who makes it possible.”
CINAA extends heartfelt congratulations and thanks to all honourees for their extraordinary service and continued legacy of excellence.
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