ewly appointed Managing Director of the Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ), Anthony Shaw (left) and Executive Director of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), Imega Breese McNab (second left), present a cheque for $2 million to representatives of Medija Traditions, who are the winners of the DBJ’s 2022 National Business Model Competition (NBMC). The Medija Traditions representatives are Director of Finance, Shantay Siddo (third left) and Founder and Director of Marketing, Shasantay Jennings (third right). Also joining in the presentation are Executive Director of the Musson Foundation, Lisa D’Oyen (second right) and former DBJ Managing Director, Milverton Reynolds. The award ceremony was held at the Jamaica Pegasus in New Kingston on May 6.
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The top award recipients in the Development Bank of Jamaica’s (DBJ) 2022 National Business Model Competition, show off their awards at the presentation ceremony held at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston on May 6. They are (from left), Founder of second place entity Swaze, Carl Duncan; Representatives of winning company Medija Traditions, Director of Finance, Shantay Siddo and Founder and Director of Marketing, Shasantay Jennings; and Founder of third place company Fresh Fuel, Joshua Anderson.
Project Manager, Boosting Innovation, Growth and Entrepreneurship Ecosystems (BIGEE), Christopher Brown (left), and Executive Director of the Musson Foundation, Lisa D’Oyen (right), make a presentation to Founder of Swaze, Carl Duncan, which placed second in the Development Bank of Jamaica’s (DBJ) 2022 National Business Model Competition (NBMC). The award ceremony was held at the Jamaica Pegasus in New Kingston on May 6.
Last Updated: May 9, 2022
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