

Vincent & The Grenadines, The USA, among others. As the number grew through the years, the contingent of athletes and administrative staff has surpassed over 600 at its peak with groups coming from Trinidad & Tobago, Guyana and St. In 1994 the organization started its hospitality services to cater to the basic needs of athletes from Jamaica participating at the relays, expanding to include other Caribbean Nationals in subsequent years. Staging a celebratory reception in Jamaica is a moment pride for the organization. TJB’s milestone of 25 years of unbroken service to Caribbean athletes at the Penn Relays is a noteworthy achievement. These are examples of leadership and service that TJB seeks to highlight and celebrate as it marks its own. He is currently New Zealand’s Honorary Consul to Jamaica, following his appointment in September 2015. He has served as Government Senator, and Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service and on numerous boards including, Food for the Poor.
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His extensive professional background spans both the private and public sectors where he continues to hold various leadership positions. Don Wehbyĭon Wehby, rose to prominence in the Grace Kennedy Group, serving in various capacities within the organization before being appointed Group CEO in 2011. Her distinguished record of service at the regional and international levels deserves much acclaim. Mrs. Simpson Miller’s ascension to Jamaica’s highest political office came after having served for 17 years as a Cabinet Minister. She became Jamaica’s seventh Prime Minister in March 2006 and was conferred with the Order of the Nation in May 2006. The Most Honorable Portia Lucretia Simpson Miller O.N., M.P., is heralded as a standard bearer for women. Walton Small, ISSA President Ali McNab former Sportscaster and (now), Special Advisor, Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sport Sekou Clarke, Immigration Attorney and Trishana McGowan, Sports Analyst and former athlete. Rounding out the list of honorees are Dr. The evening dubbed, “Celebrating Volunteerism, Heralding Excellence,” will recognize those whose lives have positively impacted others and, who through their actions have brought about change. In the final count, Green won the seat by nine votes, however Dunn has indicated that he will be seeking a magisterial recount.įisher is hoping that the re-count could be completed by Monday, as the exercise has been completed in 40 of the 63 constituencies.At 25 TH ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION IN JAMAICA Former Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Millerįormer Prime Minister, Portia Simpson-Miller & Grace Group CEO, Don Wehby, lead a notable list of persons to be honored by Team Jamaica Bickle (TJB) at its 25th anniversary reception to be held Ap(6:30 pm-9:30 pm) at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, under the distinguished patronage of the Governor General Of Jamaica, His Excellency, The Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen. Norman Dunn, who was originally declared the winner in the preliminary counting of the ballots. Green had been challenged by the JLP’s Dr.

Winston Green, had been officially declared the winner of the seat in the eastern parish. Preliminary figures show that the PNP lost Thursday’s election by a 33-30 margin to the JLP, led by Andrew Holness, but on the first day of the re-count, it gained a seat after the Director of Elections, Orrette Fisher, said, the party’s candidate in the constituency of South Eastern St. We, as Jamaicans, must be vigilant about any attempt to discredit the electoral process or to halt the prompt and effective transition of government in the interests of the Jamaican people,” Chang said.

“The people have rejected the PNP, yet we are hearing that they still seek to take power through the back door. “There are also rumours that attempts will be made, using the courts, to prevent the inauguration of Andrew Holness.
