London-based businesswoman De-Ann Sarah De Chausay, popularly known as Lady D, has shared her vision for the United Kingdom of Atlantis (UKA) Parliament, where she serves as Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons. Lady D, who runs Hosia Consulting Ltd, described her role as both a privilege and a responsibility, emphasizing fairness, dignity, and inclusion as guiding principles for the institution.
“I am honored to be working alongside established Atlanteans and accomplished individuals like my Speakers,” Lady D said. “Under their stewardship, and with their trust and guidance, we can make the best moves for UKA.”
A seasoned learning professional with expertise in leadership management and customer service capacity building, the business stays where cooperate and small businesses in improving the performance of the people. “We share management performance coaching, sales and customer services,” she added.
Lady D explained that Reigning Monarch, Emperor Solomon Wining, inspired her decision to join UKA. “Since I came in contact with UKA, Emperor Solomon Wining has always shown seriousness. He is accessible, forgiving at times, and does not carry a bullish human nature,” she remarked.
She reflected on her Caribbean heritage and her academic and professional life in the United Kingdom, noting that these experiences have shaped her contributions to UKA. “This Sovereign Nation of UKA resonates humanity, and as a human rights advocate, I find myself aligning with its mission,” she said. “Through my education and professional pathway, I have helped strengthen processes, supported Atlanteans in exercising their rights, and assisted the leadership.”
Lady D acknowledged that the UKA Parliament is still in its formative stage but expressed optimism about its future. “Our position is to keep humanity at the center, to assist humanity in their lives,” she explained. She described her midsummer induction as refreshing and looked forward to her first parliamentary not yet known, which she believes will mark an important milestone.
She also revealed plans to involve more organizations and delegates, ensuring that ownership of the Parliament’s progress is shared widely. “I am thinking of involving the participation of most organizations and having delegates that would share the ownership of the process and progress,” she said.
At the heart of her remarks was a strong emphasis on values. “I have principal values of fairness and the need to be right. Dignity is important and most importantly inclusion,” Lady D affirmed. “We have eyes on the future. It’s about responsibility, owning the future, and giving the world hope.”
Lady D credited her appointment as a magistrate in the United Kingdom (UK) and her experience with UKA as contributing factors to her growth and input in the institution through His Excellency, Emperor Solomon Winning. I have benefited from being able to apply my skills, knowledge and wisdom in every aspect of my role. And my appointment as a magistrate in the United Kingdom (UK) contributed to my input in the UKA,” she said.
In conclusion am realistic about the challenges we faced but ultimately full of hope. I believe that in this time, when one has the opportunity to make a positive difference, it’s important to step out of your lane and share the best of oneself for the greater good.
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