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Careers & Education
Talking business
Sunday, July 01, 2012
Ardenne High School student Kevonie White (left) in discussion with Bruce Bowen, President and chief executive officer for Scotiabank. Listening in is president of the Junior Achievement Jamaica Alphie Mullings-Aiken. The occasion was the official launch of the Junior Achievement Company of Entrepreneurs Conference in Kingston, held at the University of the West Indies last Wednesday. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
 
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