Lisa Wickham - Career

Career

Lisa Wickham is an Alumna of the Warwick Business School, UK (MBA with Distinction), University of the West Indies (BSc. Hons), Wirschaft Universität, Vienna, Austria, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India and the London Film Academy. During and after her school years Wickham has published in a number of business journals and newspapers and has conducted a number of motivational sessions and workshops,- throughout the Caribbean, for schools, organizations, Government community projects and the Trinidad & Tobago Defence Force.

Her extensive experience spans from General Manager of the University of the West Indies, Institute of Business (IOB) to being Head of the Global Quality Exchange, a World Bank Project for Business Expansion and Industrial Restructuring for Trinidad & Tobago and CEO of Vision Marketing Caribbean Co. Ltd She is currently the C.E.O of E-Zone Entertainment, a Division of Imagine Media International Limited.

Appearing on television since the age of six, she successfully made the transition from children’s TV to adult contemporary TV, hosting a series of successful TV productions including a daily morning prime time TV Show on national TV in Trinidad and Tobago and the popular E-Zone entertainment TV Magazine show which has been syndicated throughout the Caribbean and in the US on BET J. She has been a contributor to BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC 1 XTRA and has produced TV programmes for BET/BET J as well as the Government of Trinidad and Tobago.

In 2006 she founded E-Zone the Mag! magazine which features articles on Caribbean entertainment personalities.E-Zone the Mag!, and E-Zone TV Show have been used as teaching tools for the Caribbean Studies CAPE exam course in some high schools in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean.

In 2007 and 2008, she was the Artistic Director and Producer (for both stage and television) of the highly acclaimed Annual COTT Music Awards, including the COTT Foundation Awards Dinner.

In 2009, Lisa was also the Producer-Trinidad for the UNICEF-MTV HIV/AIDS awareness film „Tribes‟ shot in Trinidad. She followed this up in 2010, as the Associate Director for the Best of CaribbeanTales Film Festival, Symposium and Film Market in Barbados. Ms. Wickham is currently the Producer of the Frances-Anne Solomon film BREAK OUT on the sex trade and transactional sex in Trinidad and Tobago.

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