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Business
Jamaica Observer start-up programme
Friday, January 27, 2012
Nominations are now open for candidates that can meet a few simple conditions. They must be properly registered, tax compliant and not more than three years old. And, of course, they must be generating sales. Businesses of every size and type, whether in hairdressing or high-finance, are welcome to apply.
If you own such a business, or know someone who does, please send the business name and the contact details of its owners to us at editorial@jamaicaobserver.com with "start-up" in the subject line. A brief paragraph in the text explaining what the company does that makes it special would also be helpful. The deadline for receiving nominations is midnight on January 31.
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