Kingston, Jamaica – December 11, 2018: The Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship – Caribbean launched the premier Branson Centre Summit last Wednesday at the Spanish Court Hotel under the theme ‘Building a multi-million dollar business’. With over 100 guests in attendance, the summit attracted the movers and shakers of the local business and investment community in addition to up-and-coming entrepreneurs. As…
FOR the third successive year, the American International School of Kingston (AISK) will be doing what no other pre-tertiary level educational institution has managed to do — using sports as a catalyst for local and regional integration among students. Following the success of the inaugural SoccerFeva two years ago and the even greater success of the upgraded sporting spectacle, SportsFeva…
FOR the third successive year, the American International School of Kingston (AISK) will be doing what no other pre-tertiary level educational institution has managed to do, using sports as a catalyst for local and regional integration among students.
Following the success of the inaugural SoccerFeva two years ago and the even greater success of the upgraded sporting spectacle SportsFeva 2011, AISK has decided to continue the staging of the annual competition with SportsFeva 2012.
It’s all aboard for Jamaica 50 and PROVEN has come on board as a sponsor of the Jamaica 50th celebrations in London in conjunction with JAMPRO for ‘Jamaica House at O2’. From left: JAMPRO president Sancia Bennett-Templer, Robert Brian project director for Jamaica 50 secretariat, and president and CEO of PROVEN Wealth Limited, Chorvelle Johnson look over the fine print.…
Two top partners of Proven Investments Limited, who have been assigned Cabinet positions in the new Government, have resigned as members of the management committee, and given up their seats on the board of subsidiary Proven Wealth Limited. Peter Bunting and Mark Golding, who are both politically aligned to the People’s National Party, resigned from Proven on January 6, the…