What's a celebration without a cake-cutting moment? Chief Executive Officer Gordon Swaby (second right) and Chief Technical Officer Paul Allen, share the moment with Kemesha Swaby (third left), wife of Gordon Swaby, and members of the EduFocal Team. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Online learning company EduFocal last week celebrated its 11th anniversary to good vibes, much excitement and well wishes.
The company founded in 2012 has, since the last decade, witnessed significant growth, last year listing on the Junior Market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange and now positioning to tap new markets in the region.
At an event held on March 15, 2023 at Summit (formerly the Knutsford Court Hotel) in Kingston, the company's CEO Gordon Swaby entertained guests from the Ministry of Education, and other stakeholders, as they networked and enjoyed refreshments by the poolside.
Business Social was on location and shares with readers these highlights.
Members of the EduFocal team (from left) Shavae Gordon, customer service representative; Regina Taylor, lead instructional designer; and Altonette Whyte, customer service lead, share in the anniversary celebrations. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
EduFocal executives took time out from the celebration to share lens time (from left): CEO Gordon Swaby, chairman of the board Peter Levy, and Paul Allen, chief technical officer. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
EduFocal CEO Gordon Swaby (second left) pauses for a photo op alongside (from left) Mikhail Jackson, partner at Livingston Alexander and Levy; Mark Green, director of CVP voice mobile and hospitality at Cable and Wireless Communications; and Alexander Corrie, associate at Livingston Alexander and Levy, during Edufocal's 11th anniversary celebrations held at Summit on March 15, 2023. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Guest speaker and acting chief education officer in the Ministry of Education and Youth Dr Kasan Troupe delivers a heartfelt speech on how EduFocal has been revolutionalising education in Jamaica. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Terry-Ann Crooks (left), UI Designer at EduFocal, and Lu'Shana Cheddesingh, technical coordinator, Development Bank of Jamaica, posed for the social lens. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
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