Business social
A few members of Kingston's business elite gathered at @23 Bar for AMCHAM Jamaica’s signature networking event to connect and unwind.
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December 27, 2024

Business social

The American Chamber of Commerce Jamaica (AMCHAM) hosted a members’ mingle on Tuesday, December 10, drawing together prominent figures from both US and Jamaican business spheres. The exclusive networking event at J Wray & Nephew’s @23 Bar in New Kingston was highlighted by the presence of US Ambassador Noah Nickolas Perry and key representatives from the US Embassy’s Economic and Commercial Office. Sponsored by J Wray & Nephew Limited and Sol Petroleum, the three-hour gathering provided AMCHAM members with valuable opportunities to strengthen bilateral business relationships. The event exemplified AMCHAM’s continued role in bridging commercial interests between Jamaica and the United States while offering its members access to high-level networking opportunities. Business Social brings a few highlights.

Perhaps discussing cross border connections or simply a cheerful welcome, Ann-Dawn Young Sang, president AMCHAM Jamaica, is all smiles during her interaction with Jaidev Singh, country representative, USAID Jamaica..

AMCHAM Jamaica Board Director Michael Subratie (left) joins AMCHAM Jamaica Vice-President Mark McDonald for a quick chat ahead of the start of the mingle. .

AMCHAM Jamaica executives Stephen Price and Eva Lewis, key stakeholders from Jamaica’s business community, engage in meaningful dialogue at AMCHAM’s members’ mingle..

Event sponsors, J Wray & Nephew Limited, was represented by Samara South, government relations manager who delivered the welcome to the attendees at the AMCHAM networking evening..

AMCHAM Jamaica Vice-President and J Wray & Nephew Limited Senior Director of Finance Mark McDonald (left) welcomes Ann-Dawn Young Sang, president, AMCHAM Jamaica (second left), US Ambassador to Jamaica N Nickolas Perry (second right) and Charles Clatanoff, economic and commercial officer – US Embassy Kingston to the exclusive members’ mingle, @23 at J Wray & Nephew’s Dominica Drive head office. .

US Ambassador Noah Nickolas Perry (right) and Ann-Dawn Young Sang, president, AMCHAM Jamaica sharing a quick moment together in a display of solidarity and camaraderie between AMCHAM Jamaican and the US Embassy. .

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