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Teachers Benefit From Dance Workshop

Twenty teachers from 12 primary and secondary schools across Kingston, St Andrew, and St Catherine participated in the MultiCare Youth Foundation’s (MYF) Train the Trainer

BCIC Pumps $400,000 Into All Jamaica Squash Championship

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BCIC Lends Support To All Jamaica Squash Championships

BCIC has stepped up its support for local squash with a $400,000 sponsorship package for the staging of the 2018 All Jamaica Senior Championships. Following

BCIC PUMPS $400K SPONSORSHIP INTO ALL JAMAICA SENIOR SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS

BCIC has pumped $400,000 into the staging of the All Jamaica Senior Squash Championships at the Liguanea Club, from November 19-23. Marketing manager at BCIC,

Peter Levy – A Beloved Leader In His Field

Music is always better live. An important moment everyone, especially a music lover, should experience in their lifetime is seeing their favourite band or artist

A Time to Be Joe…

Joseph Mayer Matalon, that is — local businessman, philanthropist, and current chairman of the ICD Group Holdings Limited. Matalon is also on the board of

The Diaspora’s role in entrepreneurial

With the identified constraints of access to funding, taxation and bureaucracy, an inadequately trained workforce, crime and corruption, the Diaspora is called upon to play a significant role in entrepreneurial development within the region. These were some of the sentiments that came out of a business and management conference staged by the Mona School of

Economic Independence Requires A New,

Below is an excerpt from a speech delivered at the Mona School of Business & Management Annual Conference on Thursday, July 11. The Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in the Caribbean Region paper by Minto-Coy, et al, (published by the Mona School of Business & Management) focuses on the domestic and enterprise level constraints to entrepreneurship and

BCIC Recommits To Downtown Roots

After 56 years, general insurance company BCIC is betting that downtown Kingston is the place to be. A $50 million renovation of one floor of BCIC’s Duke Street Head Office is just the first phase of a three- to four-year makeover for the company, according to Managing Director Peter Levy. The ribbon was cut on