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Gleaner, Scotiabank on A Journey of Champions

Published: Saturday | February 4, 2012 Comments 0
Mavis Williams (left), information systems manager at The Gleaner, shares a moment with Paul Lalor, chairman of the Jamaica Library Service, at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library on Wednesday.
Mavis Williams (left), information systems manager at The Gleaner, shares a moment with Paul Lalor, chairman of the Jamaica Library Service, at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library on Wednesday.
Patricia Roberts (left), director general of Jamaica Library Service, is engaged in discussion with Alison Thomas (centre), librarian at St Catherine Parish Library, and Dionne Barnett at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Patricia Roberts (left), director general of Jamaica Library Service, is engaged in discussion with Alison Thomas (centre), librarian at St Catherine Parish Library, and Dionne Barnett at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Monique Todd (right), vice-president marketing, public and corporate affairs, Scotiabank, chats with Marketing Officer Chanda Spencer at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Monique Todd (right), vice-president marketing, public and corporate affairs, Scotiabank, chats with Marketing Officer Chanda Spencer at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Dwight Johnston, Scotiabank's personal banking officer (Portmore branch), is engaged in discussion with Gerlin Bean during the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Dwight Johnston, Scotiabank's personal banking officer (Portmore branch), is engaged in discussion with Gerlin Bean during the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
From left: Lissant Mitchell, CEO, Scotia Investments Jamaica, Natalie Neita-Headley, minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Paul Lalor, chairman of the Jamaica Library Service, and Christopher Barnes, managing director of The Gleaner, cut the ribbon to open The Journey of Champions photo exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
From left: Lissant Mitchell, CEO, Scotia Investments Jamaica, Natalie Neita-Headley, minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Paul Lalor, chairman of the Jamaica Library Service, and Christopher Barnes, managing director of The Gleaner, cut the ribbon to open The Journey of Champions photo exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Curator Susanne Fredricks (right) makes a point to minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Natalie Neita-Headley (left), Lissant Mitchell (second left), CEO, Scotia Investments Jamaica Limited, and managing director at The Gleaner, Christopher Barnes (second right), during the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Curator Susanne Fredricks (right) makes a point to minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Natalie Neita-Headley (left), Lissant Mitchell (second left), CEO, Scotia Investments Jamaica Limited, and managing director at The Gleaner, Christopher Barnes (second right), during the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
From left: Carlene Edwards, senior corporate communication officer at Supreme Ventures Limited; Carl Chang, managing director, Western Sports; Monique Todd, vice-president, marketing, public and corporate affairs, Scotiabank; and Anthony Clarke, manager of Scotiabank, Spanish Town, are gripped by a display panel during the launch of The Journey of Champions: 50 Years of Jamaican Athletic Excellence archival exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library on Wednesday
From left: Carlene Edwards, senior corporate communication officer at Supreme Ventures Limited; Carl Chang, managing director, Western Sports; Monique Todd, vice-president, marketing, public and corporate affairs, Scotiabank; and Anthony Clarke, manager of Scotiabank, Spanish Town, are gripped by a display panel during the launch of The Journey of Champions: 50 Years of Jamaican Athletic Excellence archival exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library on Wednesday
Blossom Josephs and students from St Jago Cathedral Prep looking at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Blossom Josephs and students from St Jago Cathedral Prep looking at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Lissant Mitchell (centre), CEO, Scotia Investments Jamaica, chats with Natalie Neita-Headley (right), minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, and Dionne Barnett at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Lissant Mitchell (centre), CEO, Scotia Investments Jamaica, chats with Natalie Neita-Headley (right), minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, and Dionne Barnett at the launch of The Journey of Champions exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library, Spanish Town, on Wednesday.
Minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Natalie Neita-Headley (right), has a discussion with national junior sprint hurdler Megan Simmonds (left) at the launch of The Journey of Champions: 50 Years of Jamaican Athletic Excellence archival exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library on Wednesday
Minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Natalie Neita-Headley (right), has a discussion with national junior sprint hurdler Megan Simmonds (left) at the launch of The Journey of Champions: 50 Years of Jamaican Athletic Excellence archival exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library on Wednesday

The Gleaner Company, in partnership with Scotiabank Jamaica Limited, recently unveiled their archival exhibition at the St Catherine Parish Library, highlighting Jamaica's rich tradition of success on the global track and field stage over the past 50 years.

Created by noted curator Susanne Fredricks and powered by The Gleaner's wealth of archival material, the exhibition will be erected all across Jamaica before culminating just weeks before Jamaica's athletes embark on their latest Olympic journey, in London later this year.

Photos by Rudolph Brown/Photographer

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