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Ian McNaughton, CEO of Cumax Wealth Management with Joydene Jarrett (left), general manager, Jamaica Public Service (JPS) and Partners Co-operative Credit Union Limited, and Joyce West-Johnson, CEO of the C&WJ Credit Union, at Cumax Wealth Management Christmas client appreciation event themed 'Pirates and Wenches: A search for Wealth.'
Business
January 7, 2023

Business Social

Cumax Wealth Management on December 20 hosted its Christmas client appreciation party dubbed Pirates and Wenches: A search for Wealth.

The event, held at the Grand Hotel Excelsior Port Royal, brought out members of the credit union family donned in their pirate costumes who, throughout the evening, unwound and made merry in the days leading up to Christmas.

Business Social flashes the highlights.

Martin Blackwood (left) of Portland Credit Union and Maurice Wright, chief investment officer of Cumax Wealth Management share a laugh at the company’s Christmas client appreciation party held December 20, 2022.
Katrina Grant-D’Aguilar, group marketing and communication manager of JCCUL, poses with Devon Fray, (left), accountant officer of JDF Credit Union, and Howard Powell (right), finance manager of JDF Credit Union, during the ‘Pirates and Wenches’ client appreciation party.
From left: Kevin Hemans, financial solutions advisor; Shannon Taylor, client relation officer; Ava Bigby-Edmond, head of business development and client relations; and Fernando Facey, financial solution advisor at Cumax Wealth Management is pulled away from the festivities of ‘Pirates and Wenches: A search for Wealth’ client appreciation party to share lens time.
Jervis Rose (left), portfolio officer of Cumax Wealth Management chats over drinks with his boss Ian McNaughton during the company’s Christmas client appreciation party held in Port Royal
Robin Levy (right), group CEO of JCCUL, decked out in his costume shares in a photo with Lebert Langley, property services manager of JCCUL.
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