Honey Bun takes three JSE awards
Governor General Sir Patrick Allen presents Honey Bun CEO Michelle Chong with the 2014 JSEJunior Market Best Practice Award.
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December 15, 2014

Honey Bun takes three JSE awards

Honey Bun topped three categories in the 2014 Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) awards held this month in Kingston. The Herbert and Michelle Chong-run company won Best Practices Award for Best Annual Report, Corporate Disclosure and Investor Relations (three years in a row), and Overall Winner.

 

Honey BunChairmanHerbert Chong(left) acceptsthe 2014Jamaica StockExchange BestPractice Awardfor AnnualReports (JuniorMarket) from DrNeville Ying.
Honey Bun CEOMichelle Chongproudly acceptsthe 2014 JSE BestPractice Awardfor CorporateDisclosure andInvestor Relations(Juniior Market)from CanadianHighCommissioner toJamaica RobertReady.

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