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Joy Clark returns to Digicel after 5-year break
New director of corporate and government relations for Digicel Business Joy Clark
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May 18, 2022

Joy Clark returns to Digicel after 5-year break

One of Jamaica’s leading women in the technology field, Joy Clark, has returned to take up the role of director of corporate and government relations for Digicel Business.

Clark, whose appointment took effect on April 1, is a well-established professional with an entrenched brand in corporate circles, aligned to service excellence.

She served as head of sales for western and central Jamaica up to the end of her 13-year tenure at Digicel in 2017. Clark is recognised in corporate and Government circles for her results-oriented focus, unquestionable integrity and proficient work ethic.

“Welcoming Joy back to Digicel Business signals a major step forward in the ways we continue to strengthen our customer relationships,” commented Darragh Fitzgerald Selby, general manager for Digicel Business.

He added, “Joy understands the unique needs of our customers, brings years of experience, and has developed strong relationships with our stakeholders.”

Clark stepped into the new role following a strategic refocus on shaping the way Digicel Business forges lasting and progressive partnerships across the public and private sectors.

“I am very excited to support our ambition to harvest fresh opportunities and make an impact on the digital transformation journey for more of our stakeholders. Jamaica is well positioned for substantial growth, and I am keen on ensuring that we engage our stakeholders on developing strategic options that will maximise the value they get from the booming digital economy,” said Clark.

With more than 30 years of sales and sales management experience under her belt, Clark has mastered the art and science of three key strategic area: business and market development, service experience, and client retention.

After leaving Digicel in May 2017, she ventured into training, motivational speaking & mentorship in her own company EnJoy The Journey.

Clark also worked as a part-time realtor with Keller Williams Jamaica Limited, and most recently, was the regional sales director at Appliance Traders Limited.

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