Sarina Paris, born on December 22, 1973, is a prominent Italian-Canadian singer renowned for her international dance-club hits like "Look at Us" (1999) and "Just About Enough" (2000). Paris, of Italian descent, grew up in Toronto and displayed her passion for singing at a young age, participating in school plays and church choir. In 1995, she released her debut song "Mystery Man" in Canada, marking the beginning of her musical journey. Following her move to Italy in 1996, she collaborated with esteemed producers and musicians, ultimately securing a recording contract with EMI's Italian division.In the 2000s, Paris achieved global recognition with "Look at Us", which made it onto the Billboard Hot 100 and became a dance-club sensation worldwide. Her debut album, "Sarina Paris", featured her co-written songs and a cover of Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors". Paris's music aimed to bring joy and positivity to her listeners, resonating with a wide audience, particularly 12- to 25-year-old women.Continuing her musical journey, Paris released new singles in 2019, including "Angel Inside", "Believe in Love", and "Where Are You Now". Additionally, she remains active in writing songs for television programs, film, and collaborating with jazz bands. With a passion for electronic music, Paris continues to write and produce captivating music, showcasing

Sarina Russo is an Australian-Italian businessperson renowned as the founder of The Sarina Russo Group. Having migrated to Australia from Sicily in 1956, she attended St Stephen's Primary School and All Hallows' School. Russo's career began as a legal secretary and part-time typing teacher before she established "The Office Business Academy" in 1979. Her exceptional entrepreneurial achievements led to her recognition as the "2018 Champion of Entrepreneurship" by Ernst & Young (Northern Region). Notably, her organization, Sarina Russo Job Access, operates in over 200 sites, employing more than 1000 individuals. This success elevated Russo to the 12th spot on the BRW Women’s Rich List in 2015. The Sarina Russo Group encompasses various entities such as Sarina Russo Recruitment, Sarina Russo Apprenticeships, and Sarina Russo Institute. Russo is actively involved in esteemed organizations including the Clinton Global Initiative, and she was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in the 2024 King's Birthday Honours for her significant contributions to business, community, and vocational education and training.

Sarina Brewer is an American artist renowned for her avant-garde taxidermy sculptures and her significant role in popularizing contemporary art related to taxidermy. Born in 1970 to artist parents, Brewer's upbringing surrounded her with wildlife and family pets, sparking her interest in biology and nature. She pursued her passion at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1993. Brewer's early artistic endeavors involved working with found objects, particularly mummified animal remains, which eventually evolved into her self-taught expertise in taxidermy. Her work is deeply rooted in an ethical approach, utilizing recycled animal components salvaged from natural deaths and roadkill. In 2004, Brewer, along with two colleagues, coined the term Rogue Taxidermy, establishing The Minnesota Association of Rogue Taxidermists (MART) to unite artists using taxidermy-related materials in their mixed-media sculptures. Her pioneering efforts gained international recognition and led to the formation of a global art movement. Brewer's influential stance against traditional taxidermy culture, along with her ethical sourcing of materials, has significantly impacted the genre, attracting a diverse audience and contributing to a taxidermy revival in recent years. Her work has been showcased in prestigious exhibitions and is featured in notable collections worldwide, including the Natural History Museum of Geneva and the Nike World Headquarters. Brewer's impact is widely acknowledged, shaping the aesthetic and ethical aspects of the genre and solidifying her