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August 2, 2023

Wednesday, August 2, 2023

Once considered the premium travel card, the Platinum Card from American Express is now a flashy-looking lifestyle card that’s bursting with amped-up perks and worth its 18.5-gram weight.

And Jamaicans can now enjoy its enhanced benefits thanks to a partnership that allows Scotiabank Jamaica to issue the platinum card to qualifying customers. The card was officially launched on Sunday, July 30 as Scotia Group Jamaica Limited President & CEO Audrey Tugwell Henry hosted a celebratory event worthy of the platinum card’s status at the Caymanas Polo Club.

Cardmembers, bankers, and business leaders were among the select few who got a chance to experience a world of gastronomic delights made possible by Scotiabank and American Express.

Page 2 shares highlights.

(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Jamaica Coffee Corporation Limited Chairman & CEO David Shirley and his wife, Yahsuh Fitness Limited CEO Shani McGraham-Shirley, made it count. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Scotia Group Jamaica Limited President & CEO Audrey Tugwell Henry was all smiles as she received a congratulatory handshake from American Express Commercial Vice-President of Bank Partnership – Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean Mario Luna.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Members of the Scotiabank team, Director of Credit Cards – Caribbean, Central America and Uruguay Mariel Valieron and Director of Acquiring Caribbean and Central America and Uruguay Johan Medina immortalised the experience with an ‘ussie’. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
With her husband, Seprod Ltd CEO Richard Pandohie by her side, Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen Managing Director Nicole Pandohie put a timeless spin on the Barbiecore trend. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Mystique Integrated CEO Valón Thorpe was dapper in Spokes Apparel and adidas x Wales Bonner Silver Samba kicks.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Scotia Jamaica Life Insurance Company Limited Senior Vice-President Debra Lopez-Spence’s one-shoulder maxi was perfect for the event. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
CEO of the JMMB Foundation Kim Mair was resplendent in green. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)

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