Ryan Parkes (right), chief of Business Banking at JN Bank, presents Lisa Grant, director of Group Legal Services and Administration at Technological Solutions Limited, with the Pauline Grey Award for Best Support Service, during the 2020 Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association Awards, which was held virtually on Thursday.
Richard Pandohie, president of the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA), has said that the sector must play a pivotal role in Jamaica and rise higher and stronger post-COVID-19.
He was speaking during the virtual JMEA Awards Gala recently, which saw several major companies taking home top awards.
Pandohie said that while Jamaican manufacturers and exporters have been adapting to their new realities brought on by the global pandemic, the sector still has a far way to go in achieving its full potential.
President of the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association, Richard Pandohie.
Richard Pandohie, President of the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA), says the sector must play a pivotal role in Jamaica and rise higher and stronger post-COVID-19.
He was speaking during the virtual JMEA Awards Gala on Thursday, December 10, which saw several major companies taking home top awards.
Pandohie said while Jamaican manufacturers and exporters have been adapting to their new realities brought on by the global pandemic, the sector still has a far way to go in achieving its full potential.
“Indeed, we have been resilient in keeping people employed and we have pivoted to diversify our product offerings. We have found new export markets and we have played a significant role in helping the most vulnerable in our society,” he noted.
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