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Snapshots - All work and lots of play!

Published: Sunday | October 9, 2011 Comments 0
Live at 7 host Elon Parkinson catches up with Digicel Foundation Executive Vice-Chairman Major General Robert Neish at the foundation's announcement of a donation of 277 computers to the Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning on Thursday, September 29. Digicel has committed US$200,000 for desktop and laptop computers from the Camara Foundation. - Contributed
Live at 7 host Elon Parkinson catches up with Digicel Foundation Executive Vice-Chairman Major General Robert Neish at the foundation's announcement of a donation of 277 computers to the Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning on Thursday, September 29. Digicel has committed US$200,000 for desktop and laptop computers from the Camara Foundation. - Contributed
For years, Jamaicans have done business with General Accident and now they get the chance to own a piece of the insurance company through the junior stock market. Paul Scott, chairman, and Sharon Donaldson, managing director, stand next to the listing board at the Jamaica Stock Exchange on September 30 as the cameras capture the listing. - Contributed
For years, Jamaicans have done business with General Accident and now they get the chance to own a piece of the insurance company through the junior stock market. Paul Scott, chairman, and Sharon Donaldson, managing director, stand next to the listing board at the Jamaica Stock Exchange on September 30 as the cameras capture the listing. - Contributed
Honey Bun Limited has been on a roll this year, get it. Upgrades to its operation were followed by new products and then a successful debut on the stock market. So, the competitiveness award was likely no surprise to CEO Michelle Chong (right). The award was presented by Senator Marlene Malahoo Forte.
Honey Bun Limited has been on a roll this year, get it. Upgrades to its operation were followed by new products and then a successful debut on the stock market. So, the competitiveness award was likely no surprise to CEO Michelle Chong (right). The award was presented by Senator Marlene Malahoo Forte.
Wray & Nephew took home the Digicel ICT Business Award, which Greta Bogues proudly steps up to accept from Digicel Jamaica CEO Mark Linehan.
Wray & Nephew took home the Digicel ICT Business Award, which Greta Bogues proudly steps up to accept from Digicel Jamaica CEO Mark Linehan.
Imega Breese-McNab (left) and Kamesha Turner light up the room with splashes of colour and, oh, that smile.
Imega Breese-McNab (left) and Kamesha Turner light up the room with splashes of colour and, oh, that smile.
Rochelle Roye's dress does all the communicating needed - drop-dead gorgeous.
Rochelle Roye's dress does all the communicating needed - drop-dead gorgeous.
Talk about a winning smile. From left: Nadine Burrowes, Teesha Kong and Alveita Knight glow under the camera's lens.
Talk about a winning smile. From left: Nadine Burrowes, Teesha Kong and Alveita Knight glow under the camera's lens.
JMA President Brian Pengelley (left) entertains his chief guest, guest-speaker Colm Delves, CEO at Digicel Group.
JMA President Brian Pengelley (left) entertains his chief guest, guest-speaker Colm Delves, CEO at Digicel Group.
Naughty, naughty, boys! Those expressions on Stephen Sykes' and Minister Andrew Gallimore's faces can be the product of one thing - bar-room joke - and it looked like it was a really good one too.
Naughty, naughty, boys! Those expressions on Stephen Sykes' and Minister Andrew Gallimore's faces can be the product of one thing - bar-room joke - and it looked like it was a really good one too.
Another trio of ladies (from left) Madge Flake, Christine Rochester and Georgia Morrison sparkle. Georgia is fabulous in stunning blue.
Another trio of ladies (from left) Madge Flake, Christine Rochester and Georgia Morrison sparkle. Georgia is fabulous in stunning blue.

There's a time for work and a time to be rewarded for work. Here's a snapshot of the glitterati that turned out last Thursday night for the Jamaica Manufacturers' Association 2011 annual dinner and awards at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel to celebrate the achievements of their peers.

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