PHOTO: GRACEKENNEDY LECTURE
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March 16, 2014

PHOTO: GRACEKENNEDY LECTURE

Chief Exceutive Officer of GraceKennedy, Don Wehby (standing) shares a pleasant moment with Dr Ibrahim Ajagunna (left), director of academic studies at the Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI), and Dr Fritz Pinnock, executive director of the CMI, following the annual GraceKennedy lecture entitled ‘From Piracy to Transhipment: Jamaica’s journey to becoming a global Logistics Hub, sponsored by GraceKennedy at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel last week.

(PHOTO: MICHAEL GORDON)

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