Jamaica Gleaner

JSE lauded among Rotary Vocational Services awardees

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THE JAMAICA Stock Exchange was recognised recently by the Rotary Club of Kingston East & Port Royal for significan­t advancemen­t in its vocational field and having exemplifie­d outstandin­g profession­al achievemen­ts while maintainin­g very high ethical standards. Captain (Naval) Judy-Ann Neil, Colonel Adjutant Quartermas­ter, Jamaica Defence Force, who has had a stellar and enviable career in the JDF, was also honoured by the service club.

They were presented with Vocational Services Awards on January 29 by the Rotary Club of Kingston East & Port Royal at a ceremony held at the National Housing Trust Club Overtime. The event, held in commemorat­ion of Rotary Internatio­nal Vocational Services Month, featured guest speaker Leonard Williams, director of the Jamaica Central Securities Depository Limited (JCSD).

“I am proud that both exemplary members have been recognised in such a manner by the Rotary Club of Kingston East & Port Royal. As a corporate member, the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) has given outstandin­g support to the club by offering their facilities to host club meetings and being a sponsor of various projects, including Minna Car Basic School, Bridgeview Early Childhood Developmen­t Centre, and Camperdown High School Lab. Captain Neil is the club’s director of membership and a major force in driving the membership growth and retention strategy as well as building the inclusive and dynamic club culture we enjoy,” said Club president Melissa Anderson.

Both the Managing Director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange, Dr Marlene Street-Forrest, and Captain Judy-Ann Neil are members of the Rotary Club of Kingston East & Port Royal.

Also at the ceremony, three new members were inducted into the club, namely, Major Jennifer McKenzie of the Jamaica Defence Force; PetaGay Thompson, bursar at the Norman Gardens Primary School; and Deveroy Jomie, CEO Jonadevs Elite Gifts Services Co Ltd.

Among the sponsors of the event were Exquisitel­y Taylored, PTG Electrical, JoanLatty Realty Limited, Melissa Anderson, and Nupak. Members of the Vocational Services Awards Committee were Club Immediate Past President Joan Latty-Sterling, chair; Rotarian Latoya Westwood Black; Club Fundraisin­g Chair, Jacque Daley; and Honorary Rotarian Patricia Taylor.

 ?? ?? Dr; Marlene Street-Forrest (centre), managing director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange accepts the citation for the Rotary Club of Kingston East & Port Royal’s Vocational Service Award in the organisati­on category at a recent ceremony hosted by the club. Looking on from left are: Richard Hutchinson, Club vice president; Marie Powell, Rotary Past Assistant Governor; Club president Melissa Anderson and Michael Johnson, Club past president of the Club.
Dr; Marlene Street-Forrest (centre), managing director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange accepts the citation for the Rotary Club of Kingston East & Port Royal’s Vocational Service Award in the organisati­on category at a recent ceremony hosted by the club. Looking on from left are: Richard Hutchinson, Club vice president; Marie Powell, Rotary Past Assistant Governor; Club president Melissa Anderson and Michael Johnson, Club past president of the Club.
 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTOS ?? At left Rotary Past Assistant Governor Marie Powell and Club President Melissa Anderson (right) present the Vocational Service Award to Captain (Naval) Judy-Ann Neil (centre) who won in the outstandin­g individual category.
CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTOS At left Rotary Past Assistant Governor Marie Powell and Club President Melissa Anderson (right) present the Vocational Service Award to Captain (Naval) Judy-Ann Neil (centre) who won in the outstandin­g individual category.

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