how my team would work

i’d lead the conversations + interviews.

my videographer would stay with me throughout the day.

my content assistant / runner would keep track of consent, who we’ve spoken to, who we still want to speak to + what we still need to capture.

anyone we interview or photograph would be asked for permission before their content is used.

i’m happy to share a small amount of live coverage through @ms.semple during the day, while the event is happening.

this could include:

✓ setup + arrival

✓ moments from around the event

✓ something interesting i’ve learned

✓ quick attendee moments

✓ letting people know the event is still happening + that there are tickets available where relevant

the aim is simply to let people see what is happening in real time + potentially bring a few more people down later in the day.

intergenerational entertainment

i’d host one 30–45 minute section designed to get different generations talking + laughing together.

this could include questions + games around caribbean culture, music, family, childhood memories, generational differences + money habits.

after that, the evening can continue with whatever you / the team have planned.

where it fits

for options 02 + 03, riónce caribbean becomes the visible storytelling partner behind the interviews.

this could include the branded mic, recurring interview format, selected posts through riónce caribbean + collaborative posts where they make sense.

it does not need to mean a full windrush wealth x riónce caribbean partnership.

it simply gives some of the stories another relevant place to live + allows us to see whether there is potential for something longer term.

a physical home for the stories

the riónce caribbean zine would be a twice-yearly printed + digital publication documenting caribbean people, families, culture, ownership, memory + what gets passed down.

the first issue would cover the early months of riónce caribbean through roughly august–october 2026, with windrush wealth as one of its main features.

after the first issue, the plan would be:

/// summer · april–september ///
/// winter · october–march ///

the windrush wealth feature would sit amongst wider riónce caribbean stories rather than reading like an advert.

before the event, we would agree:

✓ filming + attendee consent

✓ where the finished content can be used

✓ use across windrush wealth, luke’s platform, @ms.semple + riónce caribbean

✓ zine usage where relevant

✓ collaborative posts where agreed

if we decide to go ahead

✓ choose the preferred option

✓ agree filming + usage

✓ confirm the event-day schedule

✓ confirm the evening slot

✓ identify any people luke particularly wants us to speak to

✓ begin pre-event content + preparation

i’m already building riónce caribbean through events, content + community, so there are a few natural ways this could continue if the first event works well.

✓ windrush wealth talks, workshops or smaller sessions at future riónce caribbean events

✓ content days / interviews at my south london studio

✓ luke or windrush wealth joining relevant member events + conversations

✓ future collaborations around property, investing, family wealth + intergenerational topics

i’m also currently in talks with the honor oak about more regular events after our jamaican independence event sold out, and developing more work connected to tobago, their tourism economy + the wider caribbean.

for me, this first expo is a good chance to see how we work together, what feels natural + whether there’s room to do more together afterwards.