Environment, News
September 25, 2012

PHOTO: KPMG makes beach clean-up donation

Diana McCaulay (second left), chief executive officer of the Jamaica Environment Trust, accepts the KPMG sponsorship cheque from KPMG partner Nyssa Johnson. Looking on are two KPMG T-Shirt-clad volunteers Tricia Johnson (left) and Shereka Brown (third left), with Grace-Ann Miller, KPMG’s human resources manager

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