Jada Ramon, from Bodden Town, is a 26-year-old Programmes Coordinator at the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce, where she focuses on developing and managing initiatives that foster youth development and ensure that young people acquire the skills, knowledge, and opportunities necessary for a successful future.

A graduate of Clifton Hunter High School, she collaborates with schools, businesses, and community leaders to maintain meaningful programs that bridge the gap between education and the professional world. Jada is passionate about witnessing young individuals grow, gain confidence, and unlock their full potential.

Currently, she is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business, which complements her professional endeavors. In addition to her work, Jada is a committed mental health advocate who believes strongly that a healthy body contributes to a healthy mind.

Understanding that mental health is often misunderstood or overlooked, she strives to change this perception by raising awareness and promoting open conversations. Partnering with organizations like the Alex Panton Foundation, she aims to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health and make resources and support more accessible to all. Through community outreach and speaking involvements, Jada is dedicated to prioritizing mental well-being for everyone.

Outside of her professional commitments, fitness plays a significant role in Jada’s life. She can often be found in the gym, where she challenges herself both physically and mentally. Strength training has evolved for her into more than just a workout; it has become a means of self-discipline, stress relief, and personal growth. Two years ago, she further pursued her passion by starting a journey into natural bodybuilding, a path that has taught her invaluable lessons in patience, resilience, and consistency.

When not lifting weights or working on youth initiatives, Jada enjoys reading a good book, constantly seeking new perspectives and knowledge to broaden her understanding of the world.

On May 31, 2025, Jada will represent the Cayman Islands at the Miss World pageant in India.