Women's Leadership Initiative (WLI) Chair Eva Lewis (second left) joined guest speaker Kwayera Archer Cunningham (left) and her panellists, retired economist Dennis Jones and client financial education manager at Jamaica Money Market Brokers Michelle Sinclair-Doyley, for a post-presentation photo.
March 10, 2016
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Captivated by the presentations were (from left) general manager of Restaurant Associates Limited Valda Ormsby; district manager at Restaurant Associates Limited Kerryann Griffiths; Managing Director at EJ’s Trading Judith Clemetson Lawson; culture and internal communication specialist Clover Anderson; executive assistant at Restaurant Associates Limited Rosemarie Smith; and district manager at Restaurant Associates Limited Brenda Kerr-Williams.
Engaged by the introduction of the first speaker were (from left) panellist and research fellow at the Institute for Gender and Development Studies, University of the West Indies, Suzanne Charles-Watson, WLI Chair Eva Lewis, guest speaker and outgoing professor of computational linguistics at the University of Sussex Donia Scott, client financial education manager at Jamaica Money Market Brokers Michelle Sinclair-Doyley, retired economist Dennis Jones, guest speaker and president and CEO of ASE Consulting Kwayera Archer Cunningham, as well as guest speaker and president and CEO of First Global Bank Mariame McIntosh Robinson.
Paying keen attention were (from left) CEO and managing director of Morningside Retirement Resort Youlanda Nunes; operations manager at Morningside Retirement Resort Yvette Williams; Christine Gomes; Kristen Brown; senior account executive at PROComm Limited Tashna-Toya Edwards; programme manager, social enterprise and special projects with Digicel Foundation Patrice Smith-Sterling; and training specialist at Digicel Foundation Evadne Cowell.
Panellist and client financial education manager at Jamaica Money Market Brokers Michelle Sinclair-Doyley paused for a moment to acknowledge our lensman.
Enjoying the presentations were (from left) counselling therapist Reverend Carla Dunbar; office manager at Certified Heavy Equipment and Associate Repairs Judine Reid-Myles; Carol Thompson; partner at Rattray Patterson Rattray Attorneys at law Andrea Rattray; consultant – business development at Jamaica National Building Society Sharon Smith; journalist and entrepreneur Christene King broadcaster as well as training specialist Elaine Wint.
Among those in attendance was the team from the Inter-American Development Bank (from left) lead investment officer Stefan Wright, Technical Support Administrator Terry-Ann Coley-Graham, Senior Operations Analyst Janet Quarrie, Operations Consultant Sudaney Blair, and consultant Jodi Ho Lung.
CEO of the GraceKennedy Financial Group Grace Burnett (right) presented guest speaker Mariame McIntosh Robinson with a gift after her presentation.
Guest speaker Kwayera Archer Cunningham (left) received a token of appreciation from managing director at EXIM Bank Lisa Bell.
Post-presentation, guest speaker Professor Donia Scott (right) was joined by panellists research fellow at the Institute for Gender and Development Studies, University of the West Indies, Suzanne Charles-Watson (left) and Lola Fung, director, talent management at CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank.
Panellist and retired economist Dennis Jones represented the male populace well.
Sharing lens time was the team from United Way of Jamaica (from left) Vice-President, Africa Region and the Caribbean International Janet Butler; Campaign and Communications Manager Althea Bennett; CEO Winsome Wilkins, and Director – Network Capacity for Africa and the Caribbean Wamite Muthara.
