Friday, October 6, 2023

People love to hear "Thank you for your hard work." Those six words can make anyone feel valued and appreciated. The Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) Manufacturers and Exporters (M&E) Awards is built on this premise.

The annual event is the association's way of lauding members for their outstanding successes while championing Brand Jamaica.

And this year was no different! Hundreds poured into the Jamaica Pegasus ballroom last Saturday for the James Bond-themed event which included cocktails, remarks from President Sydney Thwaites and VM Group President and CEO Courtney Campbell, dinner, and an awards presentation.

Page 2 wraps coverage.

<strong id="strong-a140dcfe17a5e06d566f88c8a4e01f5b">Staging A 'Coupe' </strong>- The new BMW X4 proved to be the perfect interview spot for host Talia Soares and her guest, Seprod Ltd CEO Richard Pandohie. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
<strong id="strong-2d764b9c6693d1fb6c71b5425b370e66">Mutual Respect</strong> - VM Group President and CEO Courtney Campbell (right) received a congratulatory handshake from his Chairman Michael McMorris. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
<strong id="strong-5b1709c1a57cb11c87e9aa3bd9840f09">Executive Club </strong>- From left: Rainforest Caribbean business development managers Zak and Ben Jardim and National Baking Company Director of Sales and Marketing Craig Hendrickson (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Business As Usual - President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Metry Seaga and his wife Nadine paused for the Page 2 cam. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
<strong id="strong-20f4be795b7ec8d38913e6cb09643643">Blue It Out The Park</strong> - Digital Global Marketing Deputy CEO Janice Hall swanned in wearing EtAl . (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
<strong id="strong-5b1e925995467bf02db874bbedbf1fa4">Put It In Neutral </strong>- BMW Sales Executive Anya McGlashan's ivory gown from White House Black Market was perfect for the occasion. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
<strong id="strong-ffc4e04f7e6dff96d4e8143eecec8f3c">Va-Va-Verde </strong>- J Wray &amp; Nephew Limited Human Resource Manager - BU Jamaica &amp; Caribbean Melissa Anderson struck a pose in a green floor-grazer. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
<strong id="strong-a5656e840f7d623583716921988cacf5">Tinsel L'il Star</strong> - Caribbean Cement Company Internal Communications intern Britney Watson made a statement in a gunmetal dress. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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