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Published:Monday | May 2, 2022 | 12:08 AM
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Head of Business Development and Client Relations of Cumax, Ava Bigby-Edmond.
Rudolph Brown
Head of Business Development and Client Relations of Cumax, Ava Bigby-Edmond.
Georgia Morrison (right), asssistant vice-president of sales, CUNA Caribbean, chats with Andrea Messam, chairman, marketing, Cumax Wealth Management.
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Georgia Morrison (right), asssistant vice-president of sales, CUNA Caribbean, chats with Andrea Messam, chairman, marketing, Cumax Wealth Management.
Above: Joydene Jarrett (left), general manager of JPS & Partners Co-operative Credit Union, greets Lambert Johnson, president of JCCUL, and Brenda Cuthbert, assistant secretary of JCCUL.
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Above: Joydene Jarrett (left), general manager of JPS & Partners Co-operative Credit Union, greets Lambert Johnson, president of JCCUL, and Brenda Cuthbert, assistant secretary of JCCUL.
Joni McCalla arrives at the JCCUL's 80th anniversary thanksgiving service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Kingston last Sunday.
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Joni McCalla arrives at the JCCUL's 80th anniversary thanksgiving service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Kingston last Sunday.
Claudette Christie (left), manager, group marketing and communication, Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union League, chats with Jamique Flemmings-Smith (right) and Joni McCalla of the group marketing team.
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Claudette Christie (left), manager, group marketing and communication, Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union League, chats with Jamique Flemmings-Smith (right) and Joni McCalla of the group marketing team.
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The Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union League Limited (JCCUL) the umbrella organisation for credit unions, is celebrating 80 years of existence. Among the many activities to mark the commemoration of its 80th anniversary was the thanksgiving service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral on Sunday, April 24. For the celebrants, it was a return to the place which was the birthplace of the Jamaican Credit Union Movement in 1941. Something Extra shares the highlights.