

IAJ AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
IAJ was a sponsor for a Workshop for Motor-bikers safety at mountainside , St. Elizabeth, organized by the National Road Safety Council in May 2022.
IAJ was also involve in a Defensive Driving Seminar held for Taxi Drivers in May put on by Grennell’s Driving School, support by the National Road Safety Co9uncil.
In May 2022, IAJ Vice President – Life Rosemarie Henry also took time out to be Guest Speaker at a Special Education School on Teachers Day and handed out prizes to outstanding teachers
EXCERPT FROM A SPEECH BY ROSEMARIE HENRY, IAJ VICE PRESIDENT – LIFE, GIVEN AT A THE 2022 TEACHERS DAY CEREMONY TO HONOR TEACHERS AT A SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL.
IAJ is pleased to be given the opportunity to salute our teachers on the Teacher’s Day 2022. The importance of teachers in society is best demonstrated by the two following quotations that have become popular over the years. The first one is “ If you can read this sign , thank a teacher” and secondly “ If you think education is expensive, try to evaluate the cost of ignorance”. As we celebrate the 60th Anniversary of our Independence we have a lot to be thankful fo,r and a lot to be proud about. But at the same time there are things that we need to remedy in our society. Teachers are a critical part of our success but they are also very important in helping correcting our failures.
A lot of what we take for granted has come with the blood sweat and tears of those who have gone before us. It is therefore necessary that each generation recognizes that they have to summon the will the courage and the fortitude to deal with the issues that confronts them in their time. We have all had to deal with the difficulties of the COVID Pandemic, which has been particularly challenging for teachers.
Not withstanding all of this it is the teachers who will have to lead the process of coping in this new environment. You will be called upon to respond to your students, parents while you yourselves try to come to terms with your own experiences with COVID. It is no easy task, but throughout history that has always been the task handed to teachers, it is a tough ask, but the country is depending on you to help them manage the transition because as the good book says “this too will pass”.
As we salute your work today, I have no easy words of comfort for you. We at the IAJ have simply provided some tokens to acknowledge the work you do which is often times done without thanks or a proper reward. Nonetheless we encourage you to keep the faith and keep up the good work with the hope that tomorrow will be better because you tried and did not give up. I leave with the immortal words of the Jamaica National Anthem to strengthen you when you feel down. You can join be if you wish
Eternal Father bless our land, Guard us with Thy Mighty Hand, Keep us free from evil powers, Be our light through countless hours. To our Leaders, Great Defender, Grant true wisdom from above. Justice, Truth be ours forever, Jamaica, Land we love. Jamaica, Jamaica, Jamaica land we love.
We thank you for your service.

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Senior Vice President of Wealth and Insurance at the Scotia Group Jamaica Limited, Dr Adrian Stokes has resigned effective February 18.
Stokes joined the Scotia Group in 2010 as VP, Strategy and Product Development at Scotia Investments Jamaica Limited (SIJL) and held several key positions during his tenure including vice president of Business Analytics, and president of Scotia Jamaica Life Insurance Company (SJLIC).
Senior Vice President of Treasury of the Scotia Group, Gary-Vaughn White will act as head of SIJL following his departure.
Vaughn-White is a career Scotiabanker, having worked in several subsidiaries across the Group as senior financial analyst at SJLIC; manager in charge of Finance and Operations at the Scotia Jamaica Building Society; and director of Treasury & Foreign Exchange Trading for the Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica Limited.
Debra Lopez Spence in her role as president, SJLIC will oversee that business.
Commenting on Stokes’ departure, President and CEO of the Scotia Group, Audrey Tugwell Henry said: “Adrian has had an outstanding career at Scotia Group. He led significant strategic and operational changes in key business areas, including making marked improvements in the life insurance business and the re-establishment of our Capital Markets unit. We are grateful for his vision, passion and dedication over the past twelve years. We wish Adrian the very best as he pursues new endeavours.”
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