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Mystique Integrated Services team (from left) Djavan Warner, senior creative; Valon Thorpe, CEO; and Matthew Mitchell, creative director, at the Scotiabank Mirage-themed customer appreciation event.
Business, Caribbean Business Report (CBR)
January 3, 2025

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Scotiabank Jamaica’s annual Client Appreciation Event took place on Sunday, December 15, 2024, at the Plantation Cove in St Ann. This invitation-only gathering brought together a distinguished group of clients and special guests, who embraced the event’s Mirage theme, with a refined dress code featuring shades of cream, brown, and a touch of holiday sophistication. Guests enjoyed an immersive experience, with a food court offering tasty local and internationally inspired dishes, a live henna station for customised body art, a photo booth area for keepsake photos, and a variety of top-shelf liquor bars. The event was further enhanced by the performances of Agent Sasco and Lila Ike. Under the leadership of Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO of Scotia Group Jamaica, the event was a celebration of the bank’s enduring relationships with its clients, providing an opportunity to acknowledge their unwavering support over the year while reflecting on Scotiabank’s significant achievements in 2024 and its commitment to excellence in client service and community impact.

Scotiabank hosted its annual customer appreciation event which featured (from left) Stephen Price, VP and general manager at Flow Jamaica; Imani Duncan-Price, consultant; Glaister Cunningham, VP enterprise development at NWC; and Gail Wylie, director global transaction banking, Scotiabank.

Scotiabank’s client appreciation event is attended by Daniel Caron, managing director of J Wray & Nephew Ltd. .

Retired Commissioner of Police Antony Anderson and independent film producer Justine Henzell enjoy cocktails and conversation at Scotiabank Mirage..

The exclusive Scotiabank client appreciation event dubbed Mirage was attended by a select group of clients and special guests. Pictured are ( from left) Lillan Ltd’s CEO’s Peter Cowan and Andrea Cowan, Bernadette Barrow, consultant, VM Group; Allison Hutchinson, pharmaceutical sales manager; Shereen Simpson, company secretary, Jamaica Wells & Services Ltd; and Richard Simpson, CEO, Jamaica Wells & Service Ltd.,

President and CEO of Scotia Group Audrey Tugwell Henry (right) is joined by VP of Public Affairs and Communications Yanique Forbes-Patrick in the American Express Lounge at Scotiabank Mirage.

Scotiabank’s Kaysia Johnson-Vaughn (left), director, Small business, client experience at Scotiabank, and Meletia Taylor, business banking officer, are all smiles with drinks in hand at the bank’s Mirage-themed event..

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