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20 Influential Men Honoured with HVP HOVO Award

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December 5, 2023
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The 2023 Honorees

The 2023 Honorees

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The HVP  “Men of Influence” Heart of the Virtuous One (HOVO) award is a prestigious award given to men who positively contribute towards the enrichment of society. It is the brainchild of  Guyanese media mogul Treveynie Persaud. It was first given in November 2022 to celebrate International Men’s Day. This award recognises the work done by male leaders across Guyana, the award redresses the underrepresentation of men and transforms how male leaders are viewed in Guyana. The organisers noted that the award attracted over 100 nominations for consideration by the judges to recognise the contributions of male leaders in any sector of the country.

 

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The award ceremony was hosted on the 30th November, 2023 at the Theatre Guild in Kingston, Georgetown. The award ceremony saw a capacity crowd share in the celebration of male leadership talent that honours the laudable accomplishments of each man in his field of endeavour. 

The 2023 awardees are: Shazam Somwar, Nkosi Jupiter, Lindon ‘Jumbie’ Jones, Adrian Clarke, Motielall Hussein, Roy Stewart, Cyril Walker, Pt Suresh Singh, Michael Ramkisoon, Rev. Dr. Noel Gordon AA, Farouk Ghanie, Denzel St. Hill, Dr. Naitram Singh, Naeem Baksh, Dwight John, Herald Alves, Mark Carbon, Quincy Lacon, Corey Semple, Christopher Chin and Adrian Clarke. 

 The award will provide a safe space, mentors, training, opportunities, networking, and a community for its participants to not only be empowered but become the face or role model for our youths through continuous positive leadership and facilitation of various developmental and enhancement initiatives.

This ambitious move will explore critical areas that include access to networks, leadership and social equity, executive presence, and more, all aimed at building new and strengthened relationships internally and externally while paving the way for our young men.

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