JMA inagural trade show A SUCCESS
BOTH THE Hilton Rose Hall Resort and Pace Band placed the icing on the cake baked by organisers of the Jamaica International Exhibition (JIE), as the curtains closed on the Jamaica Manufacturers’ Association inaugural trade show on Saturday, June 3.
Hilton unveiled a feast fit for a king and Pace upped the ante, creating musical waves that cost them dearly, because when they tried to leave the stage, the party people refused to let them.
Renowned for always captivating their audience, Pace delivered such a scintillating performance, they had the crowd eating out of their hands.
Complemented by mouthwatering food stations scattered
across the Sugar Mill Falls venue, the Hilton-Pace combination was a win-win situation, and exactly what the doctor ordered after three days of Business-to-Business meetings, infused with large crowds buying everything in sight.
A Red Stripe bar in the centre of the party became the official watering hole, while Caribbean Producers Jamaica wines, J. Wray & Nephew, Wisynco and WATA, played host to the discerning palate of some 200 guests.
On Saturday afternoon, the count for the biennial event was 200 suppliers and buyers.
Sponsored by GraceKennedy, JAMPRO, the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Hilton Rose Hall, Quikanou.com, the Montego Bay Convention Centre, Paramount Jamaica, FLOW, Hah-R-Mony Entertainment, RJRGLEANER Communications Group, Stewart’s Auto, Secrets Resorts, and Sagicor Bank, JIE has already booked its space for June 2019.