IAJ CHRISTMAS IN NOVEMBER ALL INCLUSIVE EXTRAVAGANZA FOR MEMBERS OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY AND THEIR GUEST HELD AT GUARDIAN LIFE SPORTS CLUB ON NOVEMBER 19, 2016 WAS AN OCCASION TO REMEMBER. PATRONS THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THEMSELVES AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT OCCASION.
IAJ has extended Christmas Greetings to all of its constituents and indeed to all Jamaica.
On December 14, IAJ held its Annual Christmas Treat for Children at Chin Loy Basic School in Tivoli Gardens. The children thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. IAJ Executive Director Orville Johnson, OD and Vernon James, VP Life and General Manager of NCB insurance were in good spirits as they took part
There are many exciting articles in the IAJ NEWS BULLETIN (JULY TO DECEMBER 2016). Season's Greetings from IAJ President ERIC HOSIN is included in this publication. https://newiaj.iaj-online.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/NEWS-BULLETIN-JULY-TO-DECEMBER-2016-ABC.pdf
The happy trio of from left: Sonia Thomas, Kevin Whitehorne and Sancia Thompson. 'Tis the season to be jolly, and jolly were the guests who turned up to kick up their feet and rock the night away with Sagicor President and CEO Richard Byles and the Employee Benefits Division at
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett (centre) greets Celeene Rodriquez and her husband Wayne — the first visitors to arrive at the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay yesterday for the winter tourism season. Director of Tourism Paul Pennicook (left) and Mayor of Montego Bay Homer Davis share in the moment.
The Mercedes-Benz dealership in Kingston. The most expensive car brands in Jamaica fall under the Mercedes-Benz line. Sloan Jackson, the general manager for Silver Star Motors, dealers for Mercedes-Benz, did not bat an eyelid as he quoted the price. "This vehicle is $85 million to start, but if you bring
Sharon Smith, senior manager at the Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS), says Jamaica stands to make substantial economic gains if the administration pays closer attention to instituting an efficient pension system for its rapidly ageing population. Smith, who oversees the JN Individual Retirement Scheme (JNRS), operated by the building society,
Government Senator Don Wehby says that in order for Jamaica to achieve the targeted five per cent growth within the next four years, more focus must be placed on growing small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs). “The Jamaican economy has been plagued by GDP growth rates of less than three per
In this 2007 file photo, an investor from the police's Accident Reconstruction Unit takes a photograph of this car that crashed into a fence in Kingston. The car was said to be racing another taxi at the time of the accident. Owners and operators of regular taxi services (red plates)
