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BCIC Business Development Manager Michelle Anderson, and David McKay, the managing director of MSC McKay, a BCIC broker-agent, at the launch of BCIC's Diamond Max motor-insurance product created for drivers 60 years and older, on August 21. - Contributed
BCIC Business Development Manager Michelle Anderson, and David McKay, the managing director of MSC McKay, a BCIC broker-agent, at the launch of BCIC's Diamond Max motor-insurance product created for drivers 60 years and older, on August 21. - Contributed
The National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) has been recognising persons who turn 60 this year at its ongoing retirement-planning seminars across Jamaica, under the Jamaica 50 activities. This batch of 60-year-olds are from St Andrew. They are (from left), Joycelin Duncan, Pamela Miller, Oliver Gray, Marjorie Gaynor and Mary Cresser. Seniors make up more than 11 per cent of the Jamaican population and this percentage is expected to double by year 2020. - Contributed
The National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) has been recognising persons who turn 60 this year at its ongoing retirement-planning seminars across Jamaica, under the Jamaica 50 activities. This batch of 60-year-olds are from St Andrew. They are (from left), Joycelin Duncan, Pamela Miller, Oliver Gray, Marjorie Gaynor and Mary Cresser. Seniors make up more than 11 per cent of the Jamaican population and this percentage is expected to double by year 2020. - Contributed
Madeline Whitter (centre), chairman of the St Ann/St Mary branch of the Jamaica Cancer Society, engages PanCaribbeanBank's Oral Heaven and Kerisha Smith at the Cancer Society's mid-island 'Relay For Life' event at Turtle River Park in Ocho Rios, St Ann, on August 18. - Contributed
Madeline Whitter (centre), chairman of the St Ann/St Mary branch of the Jamaica Cancer Society, engages PanCaribbeanBank's Oral Heaven and Kerisha Smith at the Cancer Society's mid-island 'Relay For Life' event at Turtle River Park in Ocho Rios, St Ann, on August 18. - Contributed
Pernal Elliston, business development manager of Kraft Foods, and Melissa Bennett, brand manager of Kraft Foods, unveiling the Tang Fortune Fountain that was launched at a press conference at Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Tuesday, August 28. - Rudolph Brown/ Photographer
Pernal Elliston, business development manager of Kraft Foods, and Melissa Bennett, brand manager of Kraft Foods, unveiling the Tang Fortune Fountain that was launched at a press conference at Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Tuesday, August 28. - Rudolph Brown/ Photographer
The Tang Outreach team (from left), Shellian Thompson, Romaro Samuels, Melissa Bennett, brand manager of Kraft Foods, Pernal Elliston, business development manager of Kraft Foods and Marsha Hall, at the press conference to launch the Tang Fortune Fountain at the Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Tuesday, August 28. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
The Tang Outreach team (from left), Shellian Thompson, Romaro Samuels, Melissa Bennett, brand manager of Kraft Foods, Pernal Elliston, business development manager of Kraft Foods and Marsha Hall, at the press conference to launch the Tang Fortune Fountain at the Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Tuesday, August 28. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
Foreign Affairs Minister Senator A.J. Nicholson (left), Hillary Alexander, permanent secretary for the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining, and Venezuelan Ambassador Noel Martinez Ochoa, are seen here at the farewell luncheon for Ochoa held at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, on Monday, August 27. - JIS PHOTO
Foreign Affairs Minister Senator A.J. Nicholson (left), Hillary Alexander, permanent secretary for the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining, and Venezuelan Ambassador Noel Martinez Ochoa, are seen here at the farewell luncheon for Ochoa held at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, on Monday, August 27. - JIS PHOTO
Allan Lewis (centre), senior vice-president, group strategy, and Vivienne Bayley-Hay, vice-president, group marketing & corporate affairs at Victoria Mutual, welcome Minister of Education Ronald Thwaites, to the VMBS annual scholarships & awards ceremony on Friday, August 24. VMBS awarded more than $2 million to students. - Contributed
Allan Lewis (centre), senior vice-president, group strategy, and Vivienne Bayley-Hay, vice-president, group marketing & corporate affairs at Victoria Mutual, welcome Minister of Education Ronald Thwaites, to the VMBS annual scholarships & awards ceremony on Friday, August 24. VMBS awarded more than $2 million to students. - Contributed
Desmon Jangalee (left), director of sales in the Employee Benefits Division of Sagicor Life Jamaica, presents a digital scale to Maximillan Campbell, group human resource executive of Jamaica National General Insurance Company (JNGI) for the JNGI staff wellness programme, at JNGI offices, 2-4 Constant Spring Road in Kingston on August 24. - Contributed
Desmon Jangalee (left), director of sales in the Employee Benefits Division of Sagicor Life Jamaica, presents a digital scale to Maximillan Campbell, group human resource executive of Jamaica National General Insurance Company (JNGI) for the JNGI staff wellness programme, at JNGI offices, 2-4 Constant Spring Road in Kingston on August 24. - Contributed

(1) Foreign Affairs Minister Senator A.J. Nicholson (left), Hillary Alexander, permanent secretary for the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining, and Venezuelan Ambassador Noel Martinez Ochoa, are seen here at the farewell luncheon for Ochoa held at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, on Monday, August 27. - JIS PHOTO

(2) The Tang Outreach team (from left), Shellian Thompson, Romaro Samuels, Melissa Bennett, brand manager of Kraft Foods, Pernal Elliston, business development manager of Kraft Foods and Marsha Hall, at the press conference to launch the Tang Fortune Fountain at the Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Tuesday, August 28. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer

(3) Pernal Elliston, business development manager of Kraft Foods, and Melissa Bennett, brand manager of Kraft Foods, unveiling the Tang Fortune Fountain that was launched at a press conference at Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Tuesday, August 28. - Rudolph Brown/ Photographer

(4) Desmon Jangalee (left), director of sales in the Employee Benefits Division of Sagicor Life Jamaica, presents a digital scale to Maximillan Campbell, group human resource executive of Jamaica National General Insurance Company (JNGI) for the JNGI staff wellness programme, at JNGI offices, 2-4 Constant Spring Road in Kingston on August 24. - Contributed

(5) Madeline Whitter (centre), chairman of the St Ann/St Mary branch of the Jamaica Cancer Society, engages PanCaribbeanBank's Oral Heaven and Kerisha Smith at the Cancer Society's mid-island 'Relay For Life' event at Turtle River Park in Ocho Rios, St Ann, on August 18. - Contributed

(6) The National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) has been recognising persons who turn 60 this year at its ongoing retirement-planning seminars across Jamaica, under the Jamaica 50 activities. This batch of 60-year-olds are from St Andrew. They are (from left), Joycelin Duncan, Pamela Miller, Oliver Gray, Marjorie Gaynor and Mary Cresser. Seniors make up more than 11 per cent of the Jamaican population and this percentage is expected to double by year 2020. - Contributed

(7) Allan Lewis (centre), senior vice-president, group strategy, and Vivienne Bayley-Hay, vice-president, group marketing & corporate affairs at Victoria Mutual, welcome Minister of Education Ronald Thwaites, to the VMBS annual scholarships & awards ceremony on Friday, August 24. VMBS awarded more than $2 million to students. - Contributed

(8) BCIC Business Development Manager Michelle Anderson, and David McKay, the managing director of MSC McKay, a BCIC broker-agent, at the launch of BCIC's Diamond Max motor-insurance product created for drivers 60 years and older, on August 21. - Contributed

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