PHOTO: What’s Next?
(From left) Chris Dehring, CEO for ReadyTV; Dr Nigel Clarke, ambassador plenipotentiary for economic affairs; former Prime Minister P J Patterson; and Earl Jattett, general manager of Jamaica National Building Society, share a light moment at the Myers, Fletcher and Gordon What&rsquo;s Next event at the Spanish Court Hotel in New Kingston on Tuesday.<strong> (Photo: Garfield Robinson)</strong>
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December 10, 2016

PHOTO: What’s Next?

(From left) Chris Dehring, CEO for ReadyTV; Dr Nigel Clarke, ambassador plenipotentiary for economic affairs; former Prime Minister P J Patterson; and Earl Jattett, general manager of Jamaica National Building Society, share a light moment at the Myers, Fletcher and Gordon What’s Next event at the Spanish Court Hotel in New Kingston on Tuesday.

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