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July 31, 2024

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REGGAE Sumfest has come and gone but there’s nothing which says we cannot continue to show some highlights of the event dubbed The Greatest Reggae Show on Earth. Today we will bring highlights from the Scotia booth. Members of the Scotiabank team attended the 31st staging of the Reggae Sumfest festival for which the bank, along with Mastercard, helped provide support. The Scotia booth embraced the theme ‘Bring Back the Sound’, which highlighted the legends of Jamaican music and showcased this in the décor, games, and activities which were part of the booth.

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Perrin Gayle, executive vice-president for retail and small business banking at Scotiabank, shares a laugh with Tami Chin Mitchell, Reggae Sumfest host, entrepreneur and podcaster..

Eelon Grant, Santa Cruz Scotiabank branch manager, and Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO of Scotiabank Jamaica, know that Night 1 of Reggae Sumfest is about dancehall as they show their moves on the dance floor..

Members of the Scotiabank team pause for a quick photo op with DownSound’s CEO during the staging of the greatest reggae show on earth. From left: Christopher Samuels, regional director, District B; Peter Mohan, branch manager, Constant Spring Financial Centre; Joe Bogdonavitch, CEO of DownSound Entertainment; and Oral Heaven, centre director, private banking and wealth management..

Perrin Gayle (left), executive vice president for retail and small business banking at Scotiabank, shares a fist bump with Nigy Boy, Jamaican recording artiste, during Reggae Sumfest 2024..

From left: Eron Samuels, superintendent of police; Oral Heaven, centre director, private banking and wealth management; Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO, Scotia Group Jamaica; and Ian Dear, founder, chairman and CEO, Margaritaville Group, at Reggae Sumfest 2024..

Scotiabank and Mastercard are well represented at the 31st staging of the Reggae Sumfest festival by Alejandra Lopez (right), senior consultant advisor, client services, Mastercard, and Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO of Scotia Group Jamaica..

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