Nathaniel L. Peat

Multi-Award Winning Entrepreneur, Patron @Ey_Foundation, CEO @thesafetybox_uk Co-founder @Gennex_ Solar #Advisor @LBGplc @BrunelUni @mfaftja 🇯🇲 #ProSpeaker

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

Determination separates everyone, some want it more than others. Never stop pushing if you have something to reach for. Never ever Quit.

[The Safety Box ® @thesafetybox_uk]

CEO of The Safety Box @nathanielpeat will be on @bbcfivelive at 08:35 talking about @MoJGovUK reforms to Youth Justice @_YJB @rachelburden

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

I wrote a song for my wife and recorded it live in Jamaica 🇯🇲 tell me what you think https://t.co/tpNJrgIYgu

[Hon. Kamina J Smith @kaminajsmith]

So proud of our #ReggaeGirlz !! Well done Guyana - your goalie was on form! but the Girlz were on 🔥 and give us a solid 2 ❤️ Great match and great energy @jff_football - can we please keep the love going for them?! My nephews are full fans btw - I am now their official photographer ! 📸 🇯🇲🖤💚💛

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

@MattTwistMPS Well done @MattTwistMPS one less knife on the street.

[SEGA @SEGA]

Games can change lives, especially when young people can see themselves in the industry 💙

Our annual Intro to Gaming Workshop gives young people from underrepresented backgrounds the chance to create games, meet industry professionals, and discover new possibilities.

Huge thanks to RISE at SEGA, The Safety Box CIC, and Coding Black Females for making it happen!

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

Have sincerely thank the UK 🇬🇧 partnerships with @IAG_Cargo @British_Airways @dhlexpressuk #fantasywings without them we would not have made this possible to drop almost 3 tonnes of 🇯🇲 JA Diapsora relief to Jamaica for broken communities impacted by Hurricane Melissa @UKinCaribbean @AndrewHolnessJM @Kier_Starmer_PM @Number10press @FCDOGovUK @mfaftja

[Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, GOJ @mfaftja]

This engagement mirrors the close and ongoing relationship between Jamaica and its Diaspora, characterised by dialogue, cooperation, and shared responsibility in nation-building. The partnership is underpinned by an established Diaspora Policy coupled with engagement platforms, including #JADEM and #ConnectMeJA, alongside the 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference set for later this year.

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[Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, GOJ @mfaftja]

On Friday (January 16), the Jamaican Diaspora in the United Kingdom (UK) delivered humanitarian supplies in support of the country’s recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa.

The shipment of over 135 boxes was received on behalf of the Government and people of Jamaica by State Minister the Honourable Alando Terrelonge and Mr. Marlon Brown, Regional Director @ODPEM. The shipment was facilitated by Mr. Jackson Smith, CEO of Fantasy Wings, with coordination support from a slew of partner organisations, as well as Mr. Nathaniel Peat (@natpeat ), Global Jamaica Diaspora Council Member for the UK and Chair of @jamin_uk , who helped raise more than $3 million in support of recovery efforts, alongside additional in-kind contributions.

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[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

Anything I can do for my beloved Jamaica @AndrewHolnessJM @kaminajsmith will continue to do..

[Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, GOJ @mfaftja]

Discussions also spanned the coordination and distribution of supplies donated, which are being handled by the @odpem in support of communities that were severely impacted by the hurricane in western Jamaica.

The exchange also explored future areas of collaboration, including fully funded flight-training scholarships for Jamaican youth through Fantasy Wings’ programmes, which would align with national priorities for skills development and long-term growth.

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[Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, GOJ @mfaftja]

Foreign Minister Senator the Honourable @kaminajsmith on Wednesday (January 21) met with UK-based members of the Jamaican Diaspora, Mr. Nathaniel Peat, Global Jamaica Diaspora Council Representative for the United Kingdom (UK), and Mr. Jackson Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Fantasy Wings.

Their meeting spotlights the Government’s sustained engagement with its Diaspora as partners in national recovery and development. During the exchange, Minister Johnson Smith expressed appreciation for the relief supplies mobilised by the UK-based Diaspora in response to Hurricane Melissa while acknowledging the wider Diaspora’s continued commitment to supporting vulnerable communities at home.

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[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

@TheVoiceNews Well done

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

@PhilanImpact @npc @OwenJamesFS 🙏🏾

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

I am truly humbled and deeply honoured to have been positioned as a finalist for the 2026 Community, Corporate & Culture Awards @thecccawards. To be recognised alongside so many incredible individuals who are selflessly shaping culture, serving communities, in the corporate and social space and creating lasting change is a privilege.

This work has never been about personal recognition it has always been about purpose. Once that purpose became clear, the focus shifted into action. For decades, it’s been about showing up consistently, turning vision into impact, and serving something far greater than myself. This is divine purpose.

I want to extend heartfelt congratulations to all my friends, peers, and fellow leaders who have also been positioned as finalists. Your commitment, integrity, and impact I see, you are all lights leading in your fields and it’s powerful to see your work acknowledged on this platform.

I look forward to coming together in March to celebrate not individual achievement, but collective purpose, service, and progress.

Tickets are available at https://t.co/UVljrP2wu9
See you there people it’s going to be a good evening! #PraiseYah #GivingThanks #whoami #letsgo

[Jamaicans.com 🇯🇲 @jamaicansdotcom]

Tomorrow at 1 PM EST / 6 PM GMT, we’ll be hosting another live Diaspora Town Hall — this time with representatives from the UK and Europe, including the High Commissioner, to share updates on Hurricane Melissa relief efforts. 🇯🇲🌍

https://t.co/YVcvnx36Yz

[darylvazmp @darylvazmp]

It will be undone in a couple of hours. The @StarLink team is taking it down.

[Nathaniel L. Peat @nathanielpeat]

Jamaica is hurting. We must respond.
The devastation caused by the recent hurricane has left families shattered, homes destroyed, and lives lost. Nineteen souls gone. Children displaced. Communities broken. And still, the full extent of the damage is unfolding.

I’ve been working quietly behind the scenes mobilising support, coordinating logistics, working on multiple projects, and trying to reach loved ones. My father’s phone is still unreachable. Family, friends and cousins haven’t been heard from in days. It’s been heavy seeing Jamaica’s devestation. It’s been personal. I’ve been receiving calls, WhatsApp’s messages on LinkedIn and on Instagram so many people are hurting. Greatful for the conversations with @kaminajsmith on Friday relating to another relief effort, our Government is trying their best.

But now, I’m asking for your help.

This Saturday, 8 November, we are coming together for a charity fundraising dinner hosted by the Jamaica Basic School Foundation (A Registered Charity 1057624) at the Grand Sapphire Hotel in Croydon. This event is backed by actors you have seen on screen, musicians, VIP guests, and my friend the legendary BBC 1Xtra’s David Rodigan @davidramjamrodigan @charles_venn @theofficialkatb @carolthompson.ct13 @omar_lyefook alongside His Excellency the High Commissioner of Jamaica @jhclondon Alexander Williams.

This isn’t just a dinner. It’s a lifeline.
Funds raised will go directly toward supporting children and families affected by the hurricane. We are working on multiple relief efforts, but this one is close to my heart. Because children matter. Because Jamaica matters.

Tickets are £120.
Please DM me to reserve your place with us or visit the website to book directly. Every ticket is a step toward healing. Every seat filled is a message of love and solidarity.

Let’s show Jamaica that the community stands strong. Let’s show the children that they are not forgotten. Always greatful to the support from @myvmgroup @gracefoodsuk please let band together. The evening will be a special night.
VVIP options also available.

Thank you. Nathaniel Peat, Global Jamaica Diaspora Council Rep UK South.

[Department of State @StateDept]

The U.S. Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) has arrived in Jamaica to coordinate humanitarian support following Hurricane Melissa. @StateDept is working with the Government of Jamaica and local partners to assist those most affected.

[Andrew Holness @AndrewHolnessJM]

Today, the curtain closed on a remarkable chapter in global athletics. 🇯🇲

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has competed in her final World Championships, and with it, she leaves behind a legacy that few in sport will ever match.

From Beijing 2008 to now, she has given us moments of pride, resilience, and unmatched greatness. More than her medals, Shelly-Ann has been a symbol of determination, humility, and inspiration for generations of Jamaicans.

On behalf of a grateful nation, thank you, Shelly-Ann, for lifting our flag higher and higher. You are not only a sprint queen, you are a Jamaican legend.

[Jamaica Observer @JamaicaObserver]

“Big up Ashoka Road, big up Waterhouse, thank you Jamaica for everything.” 💚💛🖤

An emotional Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce signs off her final World Championships with silver in the women’s 4x100m relay 🇯🇲.

One of the most decorated female athletes in global track and field history, Shelly leaves the stage with unmatched grace, speed, and legacy. 🌍✨ From her first silver in Osaka to her last silver here in Tokyo — the Pocket Rocket has run her race and inspired generations. 🚀👑

#ShellyAnnFraserPryce #PocketRocket #TeamJamaica #Tokyo2025 #GOAT