SAN­DRA L BLOOD

Gabrielle Le Gen­dre is on a mis­sion to de­liv­er un­for­get­table au­di­ence ex­pe­ri­ences while cre­at­ing plat­forms for emerg­ing Caribbean tal­ent. In an in­dus­try where the spot­light of­ten stays fixed on per­form­ers, the founder of LG Stage Man­age­ment has built her rep­u­ta­tion com­mand­ing every­thing be­hind the cur­tain.

Le Gen­dre is a dy­nam­ic and ac­com­plished stage and pro­duc­tion man­ag­er whose ex­per­tise has made her one of the most sought-af­ter names in the Caribbean’s cre­ative land­scape. With more than a decade of ex­pe­ri­ence, she has mas­tered the art of ex­e­cut­ing large-scale, high-im­pact events with pre­ci­sion and cul­tur­al au­then­tic­i­ty.

Her tech­ni­cal lead­er­ship helped set a Guin­ness World Record for the largest steel­pan en­sem­ble with Joshua Re­grel­lo, and in 2024 she man­aged pro­duc­tion for Ama­zon Prime’s ICC Crick­et World Cup PR cam­paign—tak­ing Caribbean sto­ry­telling to a glob­al stage. She has al­so guid­ed cor­po­rate-brand­ed videos, high-pro­file con­certs, fes­ti­vals, and all-in­clu­sive fetes.

Armed with a Mas­ter’s de­gree in Cul­tur­al Stud­ies (with Dis­tinc­tion) and a Post Grad­u­ate Diplo­ma in Ed­u­ca­tion from the Uni­ver­si­ty of the West In­dies, Le Gen­dre com­bines aca­d­e­m­ic in­sight with hands-on prac­tice.

Her tenure as a diplo­mat­ic cul­tur­al af­fairs rep­re­sen­ta­tive to the In­ter-Amer­i­can De­vel­op­ment Bank in Wash­ing­ton, DC fur­ther sharp­ened her abil­i­ty to bridge cul­ture, cre­ativ­i­ty, and man­age­ment—skills that now de­fine her ca­reer in the pro­duc­tion world.

From Car­ni­val spec­ta­cles to cor­po­rate ac­ti­va­tions and artist show­cas­es, Le Gen­dre’s port­fo­lio spans T&T, the wider Caribbean, the Unit­ed States, and be­yond.

She has been part of some of the re­gion’s biggest cul­tur­al mo­ments, in­clud­ing:

• ↓IZWE Full Cir­cle (2025)

• ↓A Car­ni­val Love Sto­ry (2024) with Kes the Band

• ↓Road March in Con­cert II with Eti­enne Charles

• ↓Born A Di­a­mond with Nailah Black­man

• ↓Sekon Sun­day with Sekon Sta

• ↓Art­form, Coney Is­land, NYC with Na­dia Bat­son

Her ex­per­tise has al­so pow­ered in­ter­na­tion­al cam­paigns and pro­duc­tions such as Grena­da’s Bring the Beat Mu­sic Pro­duc­ers’ Mas­ter­class, the ANI­WA Gath­er­ing in Cal­i­for­nia, and projects with artistes like Kaba­ka Pyra­mid, Samory I, and Yung Bred­da.

She has col­lab­o­rat­ed with in­sti­tu­tions and brands in­clud­ing Bri­an Lara, Machel Mon­tano, Col­lege Boy Jesse, Joshua Re­grel­lo, Fa­ti­ma Col­lege, SCORCH, Sun­na­tion Ja­maica, Com­fort Inn, and Na­pari­ma Alum­ni.

Trust­ed lead­er­ship

Le Gen­dre has be­come the pro­duc­tion pro­fes­sion­al of choice for elite brands, cel­e­brat­ed artistes, and high-stakes events. Known for her calm lead­er­ship, sharp prob­lem-solv­ing, and com­mit­ment to ex­cel­lence, she en­sures every pro­duc­tion is not on­ly de­liv­ered but re­mem­bered.

Her rep­u­ta­tion is built on trust­wor­thi­ness, con­sis­tent qual­i­ty, and re­sults that speak for them­selves. Clients, col­lab­o­ra­tors, and cre­ative teams alike val­ue her abil­i­ty to el­e­vate every as­pect of the pro­duc­tion process.

Be­yond the stage, Le Gen­dre is de­vot­ed to youth and arts ed­u­ca­tion. A trained the­atre and lit­er­a­ture teacher, she men­tors the next gen­er­a­tion of cre­ative pro­fes­sion­als through work­shops, cur­ricu­lum de­sign, and project lead­er­ship.

She re­cent­ly com­plet­ed the Bring the Beat Mas­ter Class with Gram­my-win­ning pro­duc­er Kasey Phillips and worked with the Grena­da Of­fice of Cre­ative Af­fairs as a project man­ag­er and cur­ricu­lum de­sign­er, fur­ther­ing her mis­sion to de­vel­op the re­gion’s or­ange econ­o­my.

Her re­search and pub­lic speak­ing en­gage­ments spot­light women in pro­duc­tion, the cul­tur­al econ­o­my, and the evo­lu­tion of Caribbean live events.

Whether man­ag­ing lo­gis­tics, di­rect­ing pro­duc­tions, or shap­ing ed­u­ca­tion­al pro­grammes, Gabrielle Le Gen­dre con­tin­ues to en­sure that Caribbean cre­ativ­i­ty not on­ly thrives but en­dures.

As the re­gion’s cre­ative in­dus­tries grow, she re­mains firm­ly at the fore­front—el­e­vat­ing ex­pe­ri­ences, em­pow­er­ing tal­ent, and ex­pert­ly shap­ing stages from the shad­ows.