Veteran Caribbean journalist Tammi Sulliman returns to Cayman 27

Hurley’s Media Ltd. welcomes the return of Caribbean journalist, Tammi Sulliman, to Cayman 27 to manage the local television station, including news, community content, programming and operations.

“We are happy to welcome Tammi back home to Cayman 27 where she served the country for more than a decade, covering political and social issues,” said Hurley’s Media Ltd. Managing Director Randy Merren. “Tammi brings with her institutional knowledge and experience of television and the local landscape. Her earned credibility will serve to enhance the work we do at the TV station, bringing the stories and programming that matters most to the people of the Cayman Islands.”

Ms. Sulliman brings more than 18 years in the industry and made the transition from print to television in the Cayman Islands in 2007. She worked as a reporter and talk show host, taking up the position of News Director before leaving in 2016. After almost two years at Dart Real Estate where she focused on news and public relations, she returns to Hurley’s Media Ltd.

“It is a privilege to once again serve the Cayman Islands community through local news, sports and community content. Coming back to Cayman 27 allows me to work together with a committed team to ensure the production and dissemination of accurate information, balanced coverage and quality entertainment,” said Ms. Sulliman.

“Equally important to me is the continued training of young Caymanians in the fields of journalism and television production, a service Cayman 27 has been providing since its inception in 1992.” Apart from managing the TV station, Ms. Sulliman will resume a weekly political talk show on Cayman 27 in the coming months, occasionally anchoring the evening news and co-hosting morning talk show, Cayman Crosstalk, which is simulcast across both Cayman 27 and Rooster 101.9.