WENCHAM SVG to host inaugural health and wellness event
The World Chamber of Entrepreneurs for Economic Development (WENCHAM) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Chapter will be hosting “BioHacking for Entrepreneurs and Professionals” on Saturday 17th October, 2026, at Comsport Sporting and Entertainment Facility, Arnos Vale.
“BioHacking for Entrepreneurs and Professionals” is an innovative and interactive health and wellness fair, designed to help SVG’s entrepreneurs, professionals and individuals prioritize their health by evaluating their bodies, minds and habits in a fun way, while inspiring them to upgrade their lives.
The event has already attracted its first business sponsor, Medicinal, a leading medicinal cannabis company.
Event features will include health and wellness vendors promoting their products and services. Attendees will be able to sample and purchase a variety of products. There will also be food and beverage stalls and attractions.
This will include fitness and movement demonstrations, mindfulness and recovery experiences, family-friendly activities and opportunities for participants to engage with local health and wellness professionals.
The event will also create networking opportunities for entrepreneurs, professionals, businesses and organisations that support entrepreneurial growth. This will include a Business Opportunity Hub, connecting entrepreneurs with business-support and financial organisations, so attendees will have an opportunity to learn about services, programmes and initiatives designed to help them build stronger businesses and healthier lives.
The key feature for BioHacking participants will be their BioHacking Passport, which will allow them to record their results as they move through the testing stations. Participants in the BioHacking experience will be eligible to win prizes and will have their passport as a souvenir to guide them on their future health journey.
“BioHacking for Entrepreneurs and Professionals” was the brainchild of WENCHAM Member and Chairperson of the Events Committee, Dr. José Davy of Better Health Clinic, as an innovative way to encourage the business and entrepreneurial sector to take care of their health.
According to Dr. Davy, “We want participants of this first BioHacking event to leave with practical information, new connections and a renewed understanding that their health is one of their most valuable business assets. Your health is your legacy.”
“Entrepreneurs spend so much time building their businesses that they can sometimes forget to invest in the person doing the building,” said Kimya Glasgow, Founding President of WENCHAM SVG. “We are grateful to the Medicinal team for coming onboard and supporting this event.”
WENCHAM is inviting organisations involved in health, wellness, finance, entrepreneurship and related fields to participate through sponsorship or by registering as vendors.
WENCHAM is encouraging entrepreneurs and professionals to pre-register for their BioHacking Passports.
The event is free to the public, and BioHacking Passports can be purchased from WENCHAM members and event partners.
