Speakers Series To Showcase Some Of Jamaica's Most Accomplished Thought Leaders And Change Agents
Former Jamaican Prime Minister and Head of Powerful Government Agency to deliver keynote speeches on Transforming Downtown and Urban Core: Why doing so is good for business.
- (1888PressRelease) July 13, 2013 - KINGSTON, JAMAICA - The Most Hon. Edward Seaga, former Prime Minister of Jamaica, Desmond Malcolm, General Manager, Urban Development Corporation (UDC), Mr. Patrick King, Head of Sale for Digicel (Jamaica), will on Monday, July 22, 2013 deliver keynote speeches at the inaugural 2013-2014 Leaders-to-Leaders Speaker Series to be held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, Kingston, Jamaica. They will speak on the theme transforming Our Downtown and Urban Core: Why doing so is good for business? Dr. David McBean, PhD will host and moderate the event.
"We are excited and committed to providing an informative and engaging platform upon which leaders, drawn from business, government, NGOs, and other key decision-makers within Jamaica, can share their insights and experiences on a variety of relevant issues with their peers. I am confident that attendees will leave this, and the other four events in the series, with new ideas and new relationships significant to their personal and organizational growth," said Dennis Morgan, Chief Executive Officer. "Just as important, is our aim to make this Speaker Series the premiere forum of its kind in Jamaica, if not in the Caribbean"
Attendees can purchase tickets at www.touchtix.net at the Early Bird rate of $6,500, inclusive of lunch, until July 20, or $7,500 at the door. Subscription to all five events is available.
Other events In the 2013-2014 Speaker Series:
Sept., 23 2013 Talking Leadership: Conversations with influential leaders
Nov. 22 2013 Managing Wealth & Risk In A Post Crisis World: Aligning Strategies with Market Realities
Jan. 27 2014 Investing in Human Capital and Technology; Key success factors in growing your business from good to great.
Mar. 24, 2014 Closing the Leadership Gap: Why Women Can, and Must Help Run The World
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