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May 24, 2023

Wednesday, May 24, 2023

Saturday last, National Commercial Bank (NCB) Jamaica Limited hosted its prestigious Pinnacle and Long Service Award Ceremony on the lawns of Hope Gardens. The evening celebrated NCB’s exceptional employees and subsidiaries, showcasing their commitment to service and excellence. Dacia Virgo and Kenevia Watson were applauded for their outstanding performance, while the Mandeville Financial Centre claimed the coveted title of “Financial Centre of the Year”. It was a momentous occasion for CEO Septimus “Bob” Blake who received an award for 20 years of service, along with long-serving employees Carol Rose and Kevin Walker, who were also honoured for their 40 years of contribution. With the event steered by evening’s compère Dr Terri-Karelle Reid it was a perfect blend of elegance, celebration, and tropical luxury.

The ceremony exemplified NCB’s dedication to recognising and rewarding exceptional talent.

Page 2 brings you the highlights.

Shouldering Support – Anne McMorris-Cover, VP, Enterprise Operations Division, NCB, and Dennis Cohen, group chief financial officer and deputy CEO, NCB Financial Group, were all smiles on the blue carpet at Saturday’s event. (Photo: NCB Media Team)
Peak Performance – Claiming the Top Product Owner Pinnacle Award was Stacey-Ann Hesson (left) from the Digital Channels Division, who graciously accepted her award from VP of Group Marketing, Communications Analytics and Digitisation Nadeen Matthews Blair. (Photo: NCB Media Team)
Bravo, Bob! – President/Group CEO of NCB Financial Group Patrick Hylton (right) presented the 20-Year Long-Service Award to CEO Septimus “Bob” Blake. (Photo: NCB Media Team)
Show-stopper!– Exuding tropical elegance was Jordanne Thomas, a shining star among NCB’s awardees. (Photo: NCB Media Team)
Page 2-Ready – Pinnacle Awardee Melissa Chung radiated glam in a vibrant orange gown. (Photo: NCB Media Team)
Banking On Style – Host for the evening, Dr Terri-Karelle Reid, was the epitome of glamour and versatility in her sunshine-yellow gown from Sophia Jones Designs.(Photo: NCB Media Team)
In The Spotlight – Page Golding, senior wealth advisor, NCB Capital Markets, added a touch of personal flair in an off-the-shoulder blue ensemble.(Photo: NCB Media Team)

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