24.10.2014 Views

Team Jamaica All Jazzed Up

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

<strong>Team</strong> <strong>Jamaica</strong> <strong>All</strong><br />

<strong>Jazzed</strong> <strong>Up</strong>


Operating Officer, Saundra Bailey<br />

Message from the<br />

Managing Director, <strong>Jamaica</strong><br />

Message from the<br />

Managing Director, Barbados


Mergers and Acquisitions<br />

Minvielle & Chastanet Insurance Brokers (MCIB) is pleased to announce the transfer of its<br />

insurance portfolio in the Eastern Caribbean to CGM Gallagher Group (CGMG), effective<br />

August 11, 2014.<br />

Speaking on the transaction, Peter Melhado, Chairman of CGMG, stated: “We are absolutely<br />

delighted to be in a position to serve the customers of MCIB and look forward to bringing<br />

even more value to managing their risk through our Caribbean expertise combined with the<br />

international reach of our partner, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., one of the world’s largest<br />

insurance brokers.”<br />

Mr. Anthony Ali, CEO of Goddard Enterprises Ltd, the ultimate parent of MCIB, observed:<br />

“This transaction allows MCIB's customers the best possible service going forward and both<br />

Minvielle & Chastanet Ltd and the Goddard Group plan to remain involved in the early stages<br />

of the transfer of operations to ensure a seamless transition for our customers.”<br />

CGMG has operated throughout the Caribbean from 2004 and has offices in <strong>Jamaica</strong>,<br />

Barbados, St Lucia, St Vincent, St Kitts, Grenada and now, Dominica and Antigua. It has over<br />

150 employees and is the largest broker in the Caribbean. Its majority shareholder, Arthur J<br />

Gallagher & Co., is a large international insurance broker and risk management services firm<br />

based in Itasca, Illinois, and was recognised by the Ethisphere Institute as one of the World's<br />

Most Ethical Companies in 2014 for the third consecutive year.<br />

Goddard Enterprises Ltd, parent of Minvielle & Chastanet Ltd, which in turn owns MCIB, is a<br />

large Caribbean-based conglomerate with interests in airline management, manufacturing,<br />

distribution, general insurance and tourism related services, agriculture and other sectors. It<br />

was formed in 1921, employs over 5,000 people and operates throughout the Caribbean and<br />

Latin America.


AWARDS:<br />

NEW ARRIVALS<br />

CGM Gallagher <strong>Jamaica</strong> was awarded the <strong>Jamaica</strong><br />

Exporters Association Award for………….<br />

MOVEMENTS<br />

Dominic Crosskill jetted off to Carib Rm Barbados in June<br />

Milinda Thomas took a trip to CGMG Montego Bay and<br />

decided to stay….effective July<br />

A big welcome to Marion Wizzard-Marriott, new member of<br />

staff in the HR Department.<br />

FAREWELL<br />

After 9 years of service we bid farewell to Loraine Whitely of<br />

IIBRE and her family on July Kudos 21, 2014 Tito<br />

Tanya welcomed her little bundle of joy<br />

Analeah on July 20, 2014<br />

Kudos to Tito<br />

For organising a great course to incorporate our clients<br />

and again put CGMG in the limelight in a positive way....<br />

ACQUISITION<br />

CGMG acquires Minvielle & Chastanet<br />

Insurance Brokers, in Antigua and Dominica<br />

on August 11, 2014<br />

(Add more details)


Pioneer Manufacturing Distribution Co. Ltd.<br />

“L’ Oreal Mix and Mingle” - August 21, 2014


Only A <strong>Jamaica</strong>n...<br />

There were three men from the Caribbean living together in London; a Trinidadian, a Barbadian and a<br />

<strong>Jamaica</strong>n who were all starving because they didn't have money to buy food. However, upon coming close to a<br />

posh restaurant they came up with a plan. The Trinidadian went in first. After being seated he ordered a three<br />

course meal with white wine. When he had finished the meal the waiter came by with the cheque. "But I paid<br />

you!" the Trinidadian shouted. The waiter was very confused as he could not remember being paid, but as he did<br />

not want to cause any trouble...he let the Trini leave.<br />

Five minutes later the Barbadian walked into the restaurant and ordered a five course meal with red<br />

wine. When he was finished eating, the waiter came by to collect the money for food. "But I paid you!" The<br />

Barbadian shouted. This time the manager came and had to calm down the Bajan, and as he did not want<br />

anything to upset the other customers he let the Bajan go.<br />

Ten minutes later the <strong>Jamaica</strong>n walked in, sat down, lit a cigarette, and ordered the most expensive meal on the<br />

menu plus two Red Stripe beers. After he had finished, the waiter came to collect the money for the meal and<br />

before asking for it, the waiter said, "Sir... I have been having a sort of problem all day and I can't understand it.<br />

Other people like you came in earlier and ate and they said that they paid me but I don't remember getting any<br />

money from them, so........ Before he could finish, the <strong>Jamaica</strong>n chimed in loudly "Hear mi nuh boss, that ah fi yu<br />

problem...jus gimme mi change!"<br />

Perfume - Barbados<br />

An elderly Bajan lady is in an elevator in a high rise apartment building in New York, going to visit some<br />

relatives.<br />

A beautiful young white woman gets in smelling like very expensive perfume. She turns up her nose at the<br />

old woman and says arrogantly, "Giorgio, Beverly Hills, $120.00 an ounce."<br />

The elderly lady with a deadpan expression says nothing.<br />

Another young and beautiful woman smelling expensive, enters the lift, turns, looks down her long pointed<br />

nose at the old lady and says "Chanel No.5, Paris, $200.00 an ounce."<br />

The lift is now filled with the aroma of the magnificent scents of the<br />

combined perfumes.<br />

One floor later, as the Bajan lady approaches her destination, she quietly<br />

eases out a long silent burst of gas, which quickly overpowers the combined expensive perfumes and leaves<br />

the two women with water in their eyes.<br />

As she steps out of the elevator, she turns and says "Breadfruit, Barbados, 36 cents a pound.“


PICHAZZ


ANSWER THIS: (what question do you think<br />

we should ask)<br />

And get the opportunity to win something<br />

“BIG”<br />

(The corner, displays talents – poetry, stories etc.)

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!