Managing Director of the Jamaica Observer Danville Walker (back row, sixth right) poses for a photowith State Minister in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information Floyd Green (6th left) andmembers of the National Youth Service, St Mary Chapter. Occasion was a luncheon hosted by Walkerat the newspaper's offices. (Photos: Karl McLarty)
November 26, 2017
Walker encourages young people to pursue entrepreneurship
MANAGING Director of the Jamaica Observer Danville Walker last Monday hosted members of the National Youth Service, St Mary Chapter at the company’s Beechwood Avenue office in Kingston.
The group of 15 young adults, who hailed from several communities in the rural parish, were given a tour of the newspaper’s departments and facilities, which followed a luncheon. There, Walker urged them to pursue careers in business, noting that although difficult at first, the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages. Here are some highlights.
Entertaiment editor at the JamaicaObserver Brian Bonitto explains howpages are planned to members ofthe National Youth Service
Operations manager at the Jamaica ObserverBarrington Barnes (left) explains how the press works.
Engineer at the Jamaica Observer’s Fyah 105 radiostation Gary Jobson explains the technicalities ofoperating a radio station.
Managing director of the Jamaica Observer Danville Walkeraddresses members of the National Youth Service, St Mary Chapter.Beside him is State minister in the Ministry of Education, Youth andInformation Floyd Green.
Members of the National YouthService, St Mary Chapter watch ascopies of last Monday’s JamaicaObserver arrive hot off the press.
