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Published:Friday | October 22, 2021 | 12:10 AM
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Chef Christina Simonitsch (left), of Simos Bread and Catering, and Sajato Jarrett at the private showing of the new James Bond movie ‘No Time To Die’ at the Palace Multiplex in Montego Bay.
Ashley Anguin
Chef Christina Simonitsch (left), of Simos Bread and Catering, and Sajato Jarrett at the private showing of the new James Bond movie ‘No Time To Die’ at the Palace Multiplex in Montego Bay.
Mark Hart (left), executive chairman, Caribbean Producers Jamaica Limited (CPJ), and wife Candace Hart, non-executive director, CPJ.
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Mark Hart (left), executive chairman, Caribbean Producers Jamaica Limited (CPJ), and wife Candace Hart, non-executive director, CPJ.
Shanique Singh poses for our cameras before heading inside for the private showing of ‘No Time To Die’ at the Palace Multiplex in Montego Bay, last Saturday.
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Shanique Singh poses for our cameras before heading inside for the private showing of ‘No Time To Die’ at the Palace Multiplex in Montego Bay, last Saturday.
From left: Kemmar Lewis, senior category manager, Caribbean Producers Jamaica (CPJ); Rojah Thomas, commercial director, CPJ; and Kibwe McGann, country manager, WIPay.
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From left: Kemmar Lewis, senior category manager, Caribbean Producers Jamaica (CPJ); Rojah Thomas, commercial director, CPJ; and Kibwe McGann, country manager, WIPay.
Entrepreneur Cecile Levee (left) and Godfrey Dyer, chairman of the Tourism Enhancement Fund.
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Entrepreneur Cecile Levee (left) and Godfrey Dyer, chairman of the Tourism Enhancement Fund.
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Caribbean Producers Jamaica (CPJ) hosted vaccinated staff and business partners at a private screening of the new James Bond movie No Time To Die at the Palace Multiplex cinema in Montego Bay last Saturday. Serving champagne, rum and wines as palate pleasers, the company also partnered with the Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, i-doc Concierge Wellness Services and Baywest Wellness to kick-start their COVID-19 vaccine public education campaign. A number of COVID-19 ambassadors signed on to the campaign at the event. Something Extra brings you the highlights.