JMMB supports youth entrepreneurship
JMMB supports youthentrepreneurship
Career & Education
February 27, 2015

JMMB supports youth entrepreneurship

Winning duo Remon Goldbourne and Yanique Dickson show a component of their innovative prototype Digital Farm, to Kim Mair, CEO, Joan Duncan Foundation, and Burchell Whiteman, acting president, UTech at the finals of the Business Model Competition held recently. In a continued commitment to encouraging youth entrepreneurship, the Joan Duncan Foundation, philanthropic arm of the JMMB Group, acted as lead sponsor of the competition.

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