PHOTO: ‘Knowledge is Power’
‘Knowledge is Power’
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November 22, 2013

PHOTO: ‘Knowledge is Power’

Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) President and CEO, Kelly Tomblin (right), engages Kingston College Junior Achievers (from left) Trevaune Baker and Chevaughn Miller — CEO and vice president of human resources, respectively of their Fortis Enterprise company — in lively conversation about business practices during the fourth Junior Achievement Company of Entrepreneurs Annual General Meeting held last week Jamaica Conference Centre. Tomblin, who is also a board member of the JPS Foundation, shared some great leadership tips with the Junior Achievers.

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