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Coming out of an enlightening discussion around AI adoption and evolving workforce expectations, CEO of First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union (FHC) Xavier D. Allen shared a light moment alongside (from left): Jacqueline Jones, advisor at Knowledge Works Consulting; Joni-Gaye Cawley, HR consultant, trainer and author; Michelle Tracey (second right), assistant general manager-marketing, communications and member experience at FHC and Illianna Acosta, ceo of LeadWell at the c

UWJ CEO seeks to build on organisation's 40-year legacy while bringing its work closer to more Jamaicans Since joining United Way of Jamaica (UWJ) in June 2024, Kerry Lee Lynch has been focused on one central ambition: ensuring that more Jamaicans understand what United Way is and how they can benefit from its support. Lynch’s journey with UWJ began with her role as a Project Manager after being approached by her predecessor, who had previously worked with her at another non-

A corporate video can be a significant investment. So why should its life end when the final video is delivered? One of the biggest opportunities in corporate video production is often overlooked: the ability to create multiple content assets from one strategic production. The key is to think beyond the final edit. Start With the End in Mind Too often, video production starts with a single deliverable: "We need a two-minute corporate video." But what happens after those two m

Four consecutive victories reflect a culture of preparation and mentorship (From left) Commissioner of Police Dr Kevin Blake, LASCO Affiliated Companies Executive Chairman, the 2026 LASCO, JCF Saluting Our Heroes Chairman's Award winner Constable Joel Robinson, and Corporate Communications Coordinator Ce'zanne Chin pause for the cameras during the prestigious ceremony held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel on Monday, October 12, 2026. Constable Joel Robinson of the Jamaica Consta

Jamaica has a new way to take a moment, sip and relax. In September, Salada Foods launched Chai Latte, under its Jamaica Mountain Peak brand. General Manager of Salada Foods Tamii Brown, revealed that JMP Chai Latte had more than a year of research and development before approaching the market. “We know Jamaicans love their tea, so within Salada’s promise to innovate, we are bringing chai to market for Jamaicans to try,” said Brown. “Our team has developed a creamy, comfortin

Judging in Progress: Members of the judging panel participate in the final review of the Saluting Our Heroes finalists on Friday, September 18, 2026. From left are Richard Troupe, Director, Security and Safety, Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth & Information; The Honourable Ian Forbes, Custos Rotulorum; Gavin Lamb, Human Resource Branch, Jamaica Constabulary Force; Calvin Small, Senior Superintendent of Police and Chair of the judging panel; Doris Stewart, Jamaica Police F

$10m allocated for islandwide distribution from UWJ Hurricane Melissa Restoration and Rehabilitation Fund United Way of Jamaica CEO Kerry-Lee Lynch (centre) and Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining Floyd Green listens as Jamaica Agricultural Society CEO Derron Grant detail the particulars of the first distribution from the UWJ Hurricane Melissa Restoration and Rehabilitation Fund on Wednesday, February 25, at the Bluefields Bay Fishing Village. Close to 100 fisherfol

Nine Triathletes and 17 Aquathletes to represent JA in Bermuda Following run training sessions, National Coach Natasha Cameron (second left , front row) poses with members of Team Jamaica. Front row, from left are: Djian Deane, Sarah Burke and Kayla Kerr; back row, from left: Kristof Chambers, Shiloh Harris, Tianna-Jade Tucker, Mina Desai, Michael Smith, Juan Gomez and Zane Smith. The Jamaica Triathlon Association (JTA) has named its largest-ever team to compete at the CARIFT

First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union Limited (FHC) CEO Xavier Allen presents the institution’s record Net Surplus of $408.07 Million for the 2025 financial year during its Annual General Meeting on Thursday, September 10, 2026. Members of First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union Limited (FHC) listened as the institution recorded a Net Surplus of $408.07 Million for the 2025 financial year at its Annual General Meeting on Thursday, September 10, 2026. Hosted at the AC Mar

P.B. Scott, Chairman of General Accident Insurance Company Limited (GenAc). General Accident Insurance Company Jamaica Limited (GenAc) delivered its strongest revenue performance in the company’s history in 2025, recording J$13.1 billion in insurance revenue, a 14 per cent increase over the previous year, while navigating Hurricane Melissa’s significant financial impact on the Group. The record performance, outlined in the general insurer’s 2025 Annual Report, was accompanied

Corporate videos have come a long way from the traditional company profile: a voiceover, a few shots of the office, smiling employees and a list of services. Today, audiences expect more. They want to know who you are, what you stand for and why your work matters. And increasingly, they want to see it rather than simply read about it. That is where video storytelling comes in. Beyond the Company Profile A strong corporate video is not simply an opportunity to put your busines

For many businesses, social media feels like a necessary presence but not always a productive one.  The real value comes when it starts supporting your business goals, not just your visibility. Defining What “Results” Mean for You Success on social media looks different for every organisation. For some, it may mean generating more customer inquiries. For others, it could be increasing sales, driving bookings, attracting event attendees, or building greater brand awareness. B

Salada Foods Jamaica Limited has reported growth across its top and bottom lines for the nine months ended June 30, 2026. The Company credits expanded market reach, product innovation, and its ongoing plant modernisation programme for the improved results. Gross Revenue for the nine-month period rose 11.5% to $1.282 billion, up from $1.150 billion in the corresponding period last year. The third quarter alone saw revenue climb 16.1% to $443.4 million, reflecting sustained dem

Ever notice how some posts get all the attention, comments, shares, conversations while others barely get a reaction? It’s not always about having a bigger budget or better visuals. Often, it comes down to how the content connects. Talking With People, Not at Them The most engaging brands don’t simply make announcements; they start conversations. Content that feels relatable, authentic, and human is more likely to capture attention and encourage interaction.0 02 What Catches

Hopes to inspire more young men to pursue careers in healthcare A symbolic passing of the torch as newly named 2026-2027 Nursing Student of the Year Javier Palmer (left), receives a congratulatory token from the outgoing titleholder, Colie Lyn, the 2025-2026 Nursing Student of the Year, during the recent LASCO, Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) Nurse of the Year and Nursing Student of the Year Awards at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston. Fresh from being named the 202

You’re posting regularly. The content looks good. You’re showing up. But the engagement is low—and it’s not translating into real business results. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many brands are active on social media, but still not seeing impact. The “Consistency Trap” Posting frequently without a clear purpose Why activity doesn’t always equal progress Unclear Messaging Trying to speak to everyone—and connecting with no one Lack of a defined voice or direction C

Historic tie and first-ever four male nursing student finalists mark milestone awards The LASCO team congratulates Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife Jervine Richards (second-right) of Percy Junor Hospital following her recognition as the 2026 LASCO Chin Foundation and Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) Nurse of the Year during the annual awards ceremony. Ce’zanne Chin (left), Corporate Communications Officer at LASCO Affiliated Companies, Anna-Kay McIntosh-Richards (se

See First-Hand the Scale Behind Jamaica's Leading Nutrition Brand Director and Company Secretary Vincent Chen highlights LASCO Vanilla Food Drink as one of his favourite beverages while touring the company’s White Marl production facility. LASCO Manufacturing Limited (LML) and LASCO Distributors Limited (LDL) hosted members of their Board of Directors on a tour of the company's consumer division complex in White Marl, St. Catherine, offering an inside look at the operations t

Male Nursing Students Continue to Make Their Mark Danielle Cunningham, Communications Manager at LASCO presents Okeive Matheson with his certificate for placing second in the 2025–2026 LASCO/NAJ Nursing Student of the Year Awards. As judges deliberated over this year’s contenders for the LASCO through the LASCO Chin Foundation and Nurses Association of Jamaica Nursing Student of the Year title, one thing was already clear — Jamaica’s next generation of nurses is bringing far

Recovery fund exceeds target, restores livelihoods and critical infrastructure across six parishes From left to right: Chair of the Board of Directors for United Way of Jamaica, Dr Devon Smith, CEO of United Way of Jamaica, Kerry Lee Lynch, and CEO of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) Derron Grant, during United Way of Jamaica press briefing held at the offices of the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) in Kingston on Monday, June 22, 2026 The Hurricane Melissa