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Rainforest Seafoods applauds Iris Gelly Primary
Rainforest Applaud It! &mdash; (Back row, from left) Rainforest Seafoods Corporate Chef Evrol Ebanks; Rainforest Seafoods General Manager Ernest Grant; <strong>Jamaica Observer</strong> Senior Associate Editor &mdash; Lifestyle & Social Content Novia McDonald-Whyte; Rainforest Seafoods Marketing Manager Roger Lyn; Rainforest Seafoods CEO Brian Jardim; Iris Gelly Primary School Vice-Principal Sybil Vidal-Whyne; Rainforest Seafoods Assistant General Manager Jerome Miles; Iris Gelly Primary School grade four teacher Sharnette Thompson; Natalie Chin (front row, second left),&nbsp;<strong>Jamaica Observer</strong> head of advertising, marketing, communications, and 15 students from the Iris Gelly Primary School applaud the <strong>Observer&rsquo;s</strong> initiative.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>
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November 19, 2016

Rainforest Seafoods applauds Iris Gelly Primary

Christmas came early Friday afternoon last for 15 students of the Iris Gelly Primary School’s grades 5 and 6 classes. They made their way along the red carpet to the boardroom, where they found their name cards and individual menus at a festively decorated table. Their hosts were senior executives at Rainforest Seafoods, helmed by CEO Brian Jardim.

The students were delighted to share with the executives their academic successes, their high schools of choice post-GSAT exams, and their hopes for Jamaica.

It was the third time hosting the primary school students for the company that has literally adopted them, ensuring hearty snacks are available for their homework centre, water when the school is without and computers for the lab. The luncheon marked yet another sitting of the Jamaica Observer‘s third annual Applaud It! which is a week-long initiative that provides a unique opportunity for Jamaica’s corporate pathfinders to meet the next generation exactly where they are and guide them through social and dining skills.

It was a red carpet welcome for students of the Iris Gelly Primary School.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>

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