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Scotiabank reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Jamaica’s manufacturing and export industries after proudly sponsoring the ‘Women in Manufacturing’ award at the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) Gala, held recently in Kingston.
The prestigious award was presented to Nayanna Williams, CEO and founder of Lifespan Company Limited, in recognition of her leadership, innovation, and impact in the water manufacturing sector.
Scotiabank representatives joined business leaders and government officials in celebrating the individuals and companies driving growth, innovation, and excellence within Jamaica’s industrial landscape.
“Supporting initiatives that recognise outstanding achievement is part of our mission to foster growth and opportunity across key sectors,” the bank said in a statement. “We remain committed to empowering women entrepreneurs and advancing Jamaica’s economic development.”
The event also provided networking opportunities for industry stakeholders, highlighting partnerships that continue to strengthen local manufacturing and export capabilities.
Event Highlights:
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Pamela Prescod presents Nayanna Williams, CEO and Founder of Lifespan Company Limited, with the Scotiabank Women Initiative – Women in Manufacturing Award.
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Daniel Brown, Director of Commercial Banking, poses with JMEA President Kathryn Silvera.
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Oral Heaven, Director of Scotia Private Banking Centre, greets Minister of Industry and Commerce Aubyn Hill.
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Claudine Murray, Commercial Relationship Manager, shares the moment with JMEA Vice President Richard Coe.
Our Opinion
Scotiabank’s presence at the JMEA Gala underscores the importance of corporate partnerships in nation-building. By recognising female leadership in manufacturing, the bank is not only promoting inclusion but also driving economic resilience and innovation within Jamaica’s private sector.
Stay tuned to Mykro Wave TV JM for more business highlights and updates from Jamaica’s manufacturing and export community.
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