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Friday, June 20, 2025
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June 20, 2025

Friday, June 20, 2025

Page 2 continues its recognition of members of the business community who convened at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Thursday, June 12 for the 40th Annual Jamaica Chamber of Commerce (JCC) Awards Banquet. Highlighting their vital role in Jamaica’s economic future, keynote speaker, minister without portfolio for efficiency, innovation, and digital transformation Audrey Marks commended the awardees on their success, while imploring the JCC to consistently invest in the bold minds that embody the country’s entrepreneurial spirit.

“Please continue to nurture that spirit. Let us invest in it, educate it, mentor it, and showcase it, because the next tech genius could be a young Jamaican right now with nothing but a laptop and a dream,” Marks said.

 

Photographer: Garfield Robinson

Defining Shade Allied Insurance Brokers Head of Strategy & Business Support Anna-Kae West was a picture of elegance. Garfield Robinson

Metallic Maven Catching the eye of the Page 2 lens was Carreras Limited Human Resources Business Partner Daidrey Miller. Garfield Robinson

Family First Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association President Sydney Thwaites and his daughter Sahara made the most of the occasion, enjoying valuable bonding time.Garfield Robinson

Ties That Bind Sharing the evening’s celebrations were Cari-Med Limited director Gregory Christian and his daughter Imani. Garfield Robinson

Chamber Chic National Commercial Bank Head of Private Banking Audrey McIntosh upped the glam quotient. Garfield Robinson

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ESTABLISHING SHOTGarfield Robinson

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