Business Social
From left: Cecil Foster, managing director of the FosRich Group; Marlene Street Forrest, managing director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange; and Christopher Reckord, consultant and advisor for business strategy execution, digital transformation, cybersecurity and data protection, take time out to pose for the camera at the Jamaica Stock Exchange's 20th Regional Investments & Capital Markets Conference 2025, at Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Tuesday.
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January 24, 2025

Business Social

THE Jamaica Stock Exchange on Tuesday launched its 20th Regional Investments & Capital Markets Conference 2025 at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel in Kingston. The conference, which was held over three days, ended Thursday. The Business Social brings highlights from the opening of the conference that has become the biggest in the region.

 

Michael McMorris (left), chairman of VM Group, and Michael McNaughton, managing director of Amber Group, are captured on camera engaged in deep conversation..

Prime Minister Andrew Holness (left) greets Steven Whittingham, chairman of the Jamaica Stock Exchange, on the occasion of the opening ceremony of JSE’s 20th Regional Investments & Capital Markets Conference at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in St Andrew on Tuesday. Looking on is Gregory Fisher, managing director of Jeffries Limited..

Andre Gooden (left), group business development manager at the Jamaica Stock Exchange, and Hugh Grant, president and CEO of the Jamaica Public Service Company, greet each other as they get ready for the Jamaica Stock Exchange’s 20th Regional Investments & Capital Markets Conference 2025 at Jamaica Pegasus hotel..

Team massy Holdings (from left): James McLetchie, executive vice-president and deputy group CEO; Karlene Bailey, vice-president and group chief risk officer; and Nigel Edwards, independent director, all of Massy Holdings, show what they are made of..

Karen Ann Phillips, advisor at Sagicor Insurance Brokers, and Syeon Blair of VM Wealth Management .

From left: Terise Kettle, senior vice-president for investment banking at Barita Investments; Dane Brodber, CEO designate of Barita Financial Group; and Kelli-Dawn Hamilton, CEO of Jamaica Special Economic Zone Authority (JSEZA), all pose for the camera at JSE’s 20th Regional Investments & Capital Markets Conference 2025 at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in Kingston..

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