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An evening of elegance and achievements

Published:Sunday | April 15, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Francis 'Paco' Kennedy escorts his daughter Cathrine Kennedy to the banquet.
From left: Shanique Palmer, public relations and marketing specialist - Blueprint Consulting, and Stacy Neilson, event & special projects specialist - Blueprint Consulting, are a sight for sore eyes! - photos by Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
Wyndham's General Manager Jeffery Lesker poses with Colombian actress Catalina Camacho.
From left: Sean Osner of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID); Denise Herbal, USAID mission director, and Debra Newland, attorney-at-law, are having the time of their lives at the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce's recent awards.- Contributed
Digicel's Mark Linehan and Jacqui Burrell are caught on camera.- Contributed
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Tailored suits and elegant, flowing gowns were the order of the evening for the recent Jamaica Chamber of Commerce annual awards ceremony to honour leading businesses and individuals in the island. Held at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel, corporate veterans and young entrepreneurs mingled and, perhaps, discussed future business ventures during the cocktail hour in the lounge before heading into the lavish ballroom to see the ceremony proceedings and the various award presentations.

Digicel took home the coveted Best of Chamber Award for the large-business category while Spanish Court Hotel and Jamaica Energy Partners won in the medium- and small-business categories, respectively.

Mocking Bird Hill Hotel received the Environmental Protection Award, and Dr Beverly Scott received the Individual Community Services Award. The Manchester Chamber of Commerce won the Best Parish Chamber Award.