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Painting the path to financial freedom
Chief executive officer of Blue Ember Concepts, Nelton Johnson (left) gives expert advice to Rose-Marie Chen of Rochen Designs. (Photos: Shanice Bennett)
Central, News, Regional
May 6, 2019

Painting the path to financial freedom

MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The team from Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB) Bank, Mandeville, on Wednesday, April 17, hosted an invitation-only “laint & sip” event for current and prospective clients, at its branch location.

The occasion was designed to create a relaxed atmosphere in which the attendees explored their artistic prowess, under the tutelage of lead artist, Nelton Johnson, chief executive officer of Blue Ember Concepts.

It was also an opportunity for the institution to provide insight on how to achieve financial freedom.

The Jamaica Observer Central brings pictorial highlights.

Pals Dr Shanique James (left) and Dr Monique Kildare pause from painting to toast Financial Freedom.Looking on is JMMB’s financial solutions manager, Andre Sampson.
Clients taking a sip between strokes of the paint brush
(From right)Banker RoxanneRainford skilfullyadds thefinishing touchesto her renditionof FinancialFreedom, thetheme of the’paint and sip’event. Also,in photo areattorney Shelly-Ann Nelson andentrepreneurMerle Nelson.
JMMB’s Kenisha Dwyer-Powell (front) shares a moment with someof the clients who proudly showcased their final pieces
JMMB’s investments client partnership manager, Kenisha Dwyer-Powell (left) shares a moment with client Michael Hudson.
JMMB’s KarleneKelly-Reid (right)with clientDr MelodeeMelbourne
Children at the eventgot a chance to putpaint to canvas.

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