To inform the public about Jamaica's growth and development while delivering high-quality products and services using cutting-edge technology
The Jamaica Information Service (JIS) is an executive agency of the Government of Jamaica responsible for disseminating information about government programmes, projects, and services.
The Agency's main functions involves the gathering, production and dissemination of information on government policies and programmes, locally and overseas. To achieve its objectives, the Agency utilises a broad range of media skillsets: print, radio, television, graphic arts, video projection and public relations.To be the Agency of choice for credible Government and national information as well as high-quality products and services.
Celia W. Lindsay is a confident, dynamic and motivated professional who has over three decades of experience in media and public relations. She is skilled at leading and building cross-functional teams, making critical decisions to advance projects through challenges and...
David C. Knight has built a progressive career in the public service, beginning in September 1991 and culminating in his current role as Director of Human Resources Management and Development at the Jamaica Information Service (JIS), which he assumed on...
Mr. Errol Gardner has over 28 years’ experience in the Public Service. He has been the Director of Corporate Services at the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) since 2009. He has worked at the Ministry of Finance and PricewaterhouseCoopers in the...
The Special Projects Department, which is part of the Executive Office, coordinates the Agency’s participation in Corporate Social Responsibility activities that promote and strengthen the JIS brand.
The activities undertaken by the JIS include the offering of sponsorship for branding opportunities; school and community outreach; and promoting the Agency’s projects at the Mt. Olivet Boys’ Home.
The JIS adopted the Home in 2009 and undertakes year-long planning and execution of various projects aimed at improving the Home and bettering the lives of the residents. Our engagement with the Home involves (but is not limited to) visits three times per year during Easter (to host a sports day), Summer (to facilitate the donation of back-to-school supplies) and December (at Christmas time).