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Published:Sunday | November 27, 2011 | 12:00 AM
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Co-founder of Macromedia Marc Canter (second right) has everyone cracking up a day ahead of his November 25 presentation at tech show Caribbean Beta. Others (from left) are Vivion Scully of JAMPRO; Ingrid Riley, founder of ConnectiMass and Caribbean Beta; and Claude Duncan, JAMPRO.- CONTRIBUTED
Men of hospitality (from left) JTB's John Lynch, Lionel Reid, Wyndham's David Yamada, and CEO of VIP Attractions David Hall, seen in a huddle at the November 21 JetBlue Airways announcement of expanded flights to Jamaica.- Winston Sill/ Freelance Photographer
We're guessing, but odds are Wyndham's Kathy Scimeme (left) and NMIA Airport's Grace Morrison are talking travel and the prospects for business this season. Both were at the JetBlue Airways press conference held at the Wyndham Kingston on Monday, November 21.- Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer
Devon Baker plants a big kiss on his delighted wife of 11 years, Juliet Baker, after the couple were presented with two movie tickets and a LIME goodie bag when they visited the LIME Carlton Store on November 16. It's all part of the LIME Christmas promotion to surprise customers with gifts. The Bakers are flanked by LIME Assistant Store Manager Michelle Malcolm (at left) and VP Grace Silvera.
Patrick Wong appears glum and downtrodden at a November 17 press conference as pressure mounted on his use of borrowed funds to refurbish NWA offices. Two days later, Wong was out of a job.- JIS
Valrie Grant of GeoTechVision Enterprises demonstrates how her company's GIS solution operates on a BlackBerry to Housing Minister Dr Horace Chang and Jacqueline daCosta (right) at UWI Mona's GIS Day 2011 event on November 16.- JIS
Sandra Glasgow, Chris Bovell (centre) and recent PSOJ Hall of Fame inductee Lascelles Chin are seen at the PSOJ Chairman Club Forum/Jamaica Customer Service Association Service Excellence Awards, held at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel, last Tuesday. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
Chief spokesman for Jamaican businesses, Joseph Matalon, appears to be pitching a very serious proposal to Industry Minister Dr Christopher Tufton, or he could just be telling him to keep his speech tight. You judge. Tufton was guest speaker at the PSOJ Chairman Club Forum last Tuesday.- Rudolph Brown/Photographer
NCB is on a roll. The bank walked away with the PSOJ Service Excellence Award proudly displayed by Belinda Williams after its presentation at the PSOJ Chairman's Club Forum, held at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, on Tuesday, November 22, 2011.- Rudolph Brown/Photographer
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