ICWI Coverage Mar – Dec 2022

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ICWI Pink Run exceeds JM$5M target by 200%

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Dominica: ICWI awards five-year secondary school scholarship to former Newtown Primary School student

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BRANCH FUN: Crazy Hat Day Mandeville Branch : JUNE 2023

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ICWI Culture Day

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Christmas Tree Competition

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Christmas lyme 2022

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International Coastal Clean-up 2022

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ICWI Opens a New Branch Office in Nevis

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AON Reinsurance Week Miami Florida

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ICWI 53rd Anniversary & Awards Ceremony

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Profit Centre of the Year

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Staff Movements

ICWI PINK RUN exceeds JM$5M target by 200% The months leading up to the Pink Run were all abuzz with

The annual Pink Run was back after a two year hiatus due

planning efforts to bring back the ICWI Pink Run in a big way, to the Pandemic. The initiative is one of the major calendar and the planning committee comprised of Patrick Williams,

events of Jamaica Reach to Recovery (Jr2R), the breast cancer

Samantha Samuda, Valerie Reynolds, Margaret Clarke-Peryer,

support arm of the Jamaica Cancer Society.

and members of the Jamaica Reach to Recovery team did not disappoint.

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For the month of October, the world ushered in breast cancer awareness month. Jamaicans were called to be mindful of the alarming reality that one in every 20 women in Jamaica is expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer at least once in their lifetime. Even though breast cancer is largely a curable disease, thanks to increased early detection and treatment, the quality of life of breast cancer patients has become an important area of focus. Survivors need a personalized, tailored approach and follow-up care to ensure their recovery, this can be a significant stretch on the financial resources of the survivor. Additional support services are needed to cushion the demands that are left on survivors and their families.

Through the work of the Jamaica Reach to Recovery (JR2R), numerous women now have the support they need to survive a breast cancer diagnosis. For the past 19 years, the JR2R has relied on the annual five-kilometre Pink Run charity event to finance its work and ensure that the women who are already fighting breast cancer can have the lifesaving tests and treatments for their members.

The Insurance Company of the West Indies (ICWI)

“We hope to raise awareness that breast cancer survivors must receive comprehensive, ongoing follow-up care and monitoring for recovery.”

Lalor posits, .”

has been title sponsor of the Pink Run since 2015 and has donated over $10 million and helped to

“I have seen first-hand the effects and the strain that this

raise over $20 million. All funds raised from

disease places on families. We are not immune to the

the Run go directly to JR2R.

impact this disease has on women, and on the family members who must make sacrifices to prolong the

Paul Lalor, President of the ICWI, is

lives of those they love. As corporate citizens, it feels

supportive of the initiative because it

right to support our women; when we support our

seeks to improve the quality of life of

women, we support families,” continues Lalor.

survivors.

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This year the run was a huge success, indicating that Jamaicans

“Our teams were laser focused on ensuring we met the JM$5

are ready to hit the road again and support a good cause.

million target needed for Reach to Recovery to continue

According to Mrs. Samuda, “When the planning started to lend support to persons battling breast cancer; but this many months ago, we were cognizant of the fact that Covid

news is phenomenal. It marks the largest amount raised in

was still around, and that people may not come out to support a single year for this worthy cause,” professed President of a large event. This is why the decision was made to not only ICWI, Paul Lalor. change venue, but the format of the race from ‘chip-timed’ to a “family fun run”, and this was probably the best decision we

Carolind Graham, chair of JR2R shared Mr. Lalor’s sentiment

ever made. Support for the ICWI Pink Run started off with and added, “The sum was achieved through the registraa bang at the press conference which was held in September;

tion of over 6,000 persons, sponsorship from a number of

the buzz around town was that the Pink Run was going to be companies, donations from the public, and profits from big this year.”

fundraising merchandise sold. Our hearts are full and we are grateful and ready to continue the work we do through

The turnout on race day did not disappoint, with over 6000 a spirit of volunteerism.” registrations and overwhelming support from corporate Jamaica, donors and numerous schools that took part. The After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the funds raised ICWI Pink Run reported a record breaking contribution of

this year, combined with ICWI’s contribution signals some

over JM$10 million in net proceeds raised from the 20th stag- JM$27 million raised since 2015 when the insurance company ing on October 30th at Hope Gardens.

took on the reins of the Run.

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Vice President of ICWI and Head of the Pink Run Planning Committee, Samantha Samuda expressed that corporate sponsorships are necessary to the success of JR2R, as they have a significant impact on the lives of hundreds of breast cancer warriors in significant ways. “ICWI along with our other corporate sponsors will continue to support this organisation because the work they do is so vital to so many persons battling this dreadful disease. We also urge Jamaicans at home and abroad to donate whatever they can, whenever they can.

The donation portal on the Reach To Recovery website will remain open all year round.”

The Pink Run Secretariat is anticipating that the family fun run, which raised just over JM$5 million at its last staging in 2019, should witness in excess of the 7,000 registrants in 2023.

According to Mrs Graham,

“2023 will be bigger and better.”

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Mrs Samuda lamented that the Pink Run organising committee has already started to put plans in place for 2023 by mitigating the hiccups experienced during the 2022 staging.

“We did quite a few things differently this year and we see where there is room for improvement. Our teams have already started to plan with these challenges in mind so they are ironed out ahead of next year’s event, and we continue to build on the momentum of last year’s event.

There is no doubt that the Pink Run will continue to grow, and maintain that fun family feel.”

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Chairperson of Jamaica Reach To Recovery (JR2R), Carolind Graham (2nd from right) and (from left) Chairperson of the ICWI Foundation, Valerie Reynolds and ICWI's VP of Marketing, HR and Distribution, Samantha Samuda along with ICWI's VP of Strategic Planning, Information Technology & Risk Management, Patrick Williams share a celebratory moment during a symbolic cheque handover of $1M during the launch of the 2022 ICWI Pink Run held at Toyota Jamaica on September 7.

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DOMINICA ICWI awards five-year secondary school scholarship to former Newtown Primary School student The Insurance Company of the West Indies (ICWI) has presented a full scholarship valued at EC$10,000 over five years to 11-year-old Janiyah Irving.

The scholarship award ceremony took place at the company’s Roseau offices on Friday, August 12, 2022.

Janiyah Irving is a former student of the Newtown Primary School who attained a Pass in the June 2022 Grade Six National Assessment. She will attend the Dominica Grammar School

Parents and students of ICWI Scholarships-Photos by Carlisle Jno

(DGS).

Baptiste-Nature Isle News (NIN)

“We want to thank the Dominica public for their support and patronage. It is because of your continued patronage that we in turn have been able to increase Manager of ICWI Earl Edwards (center) with scholarship recipients the number of scholarships that we offer. It is one of our ways of Country Manager of ICWI in Dominica, Earl Edwards noted the contribution would relieve Janiyah and her family of a giving back to the people who significant part of the financial responsibility associated with have made us their insurer of her secondary school education. choice,” “Today, we are committing to invest $10 000 into your five-year

he added.

secondary school journey. The greater part of the investment has to come from you if you are to successfully complete this Since establishing offices in Dominica in November 2019, journey. The investment required on your part is your time

ICWI has awarded five-year scholarships to four (4) students

and effort. Be diligent in your studies,” Edwards stated.

to attend secondary schools.

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BRANCH FUN

Crazy Hat Day Mandeville Branch : JUNE 2023

(Crazy Hat Competition Winner Janelle Stewart Collecting

Branch Manager Mrs. Valrie Tomlinson clearly

her prize from Shawn Allen)

understood the crazy hat assignment.

We want in on this cool squad! - Team Mandeville

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The Insurance Company of the West Indies

Culture Day Jamaica Branches “Celebrating and Embracing Our Culture,” was the theme for

What was intentioned for an educational event in actuality

ICWI’s culture day held on the 14th of October 2022. In the proved very competitive and the level of team spirit exercised process of rebuilding from the impact of Covid-19, this proved

was commendable. So much so that all would agree...We need

an effective way of rekindling patriotism by commemorating

a do over!

our wonderful Jamaican heritage. Each branch/department was required to set up a table decorated with old time artefacts If mention was to be made of all items demonstrated by each that represented Jamaica’s heritage. Additionally, participants

department, this would prove exhausting. However, a quick

were to provide a 30 second video clip showcasing the items overview should suffice. on display.

Pit toilet, cold fire, black and white television (stationed on To add to the day’s excitement, the HR team put together a quiz

JBC) were among the items displayed by Customer Service

competition. The questions were generated from various cate-

Direct – New Kingston. Patched clothes were hung out to dry

gories such as History, Culture, Sports and Attractions. This around the Broker Department who also featured old time tape section required speed and knowledge as the winner would

with old hits, Jamaican herbs and Jamaican food and treats.

have to be the first to submit all correct answers. Though the event was exhilarating, filled with fun and laughter, there could only be one winner for each category.

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The International Business Development

MIS Culture Zone opened a one stop shop with Jamaican treats and other

Unit was decked in Jamaican colours and their

items on sale. These items were priced in old time currencies such as pound

display included kerosene lamp, food baskets and shillings. and enamel mugs for tea.

Browns Town Branch presented water pots, washing pans or bath pans, and a Old time dancehall was in session over by the

basket with ground provisions.

Head Office Claims department with old hits being played. Dance attendants could be seen For the Sav-la-Mar Branch, one could see a mortar bucket and stick, rocking wearing colourful dancehall attire. The staff

chair, china wears and an old time metal lamp.

were also engaged in ring games, dominos, hopscotch and chiney skip.

The Mandeville Branch incorporated an old time scale, water goblet with face basin, spit cup, coasters of board and a scrubbing board among many other

T h e Cu stom er C are an d Bu si n e s s items in their presentation.

Development Unit had Jamaican meals on display. Ackee and Saltfish, Mackerel run Lastly, the Ocho Rios branch displayed some wooden wall plaques, water down, fried dumplings, boiled bananas and goblet and face basin, cidar jar, seeping jar among many other items. Indeed, yams, while a well roasted breadfruit was it was an exciting competition, and the level of teamwork executed cannot sitting on fire sticks.

go unrecognized. Kudos to all the participants who made Culture Day 2022 a success. We could not have done it without you!

Human Resource/Administration Corporate and Compliance had money on display both coins and notes. Food Carrier, graters, old irons and pots were some of the many items showcased.

The Finance Department displayed a sewing machine, old time radio, a house phone, vaseline and runners or doiley’s for furniture.

Third place winner was Customer Service Direct, New Kingston

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Second place winner was The Broker Department

The winners of the best display was the Mandeville Branch.

The Winners of the Culture Quizzes from the various categories were: Kriston Gordon - Icebreaker Phillippia Dawson – Jamaican Culture Teddale Simpson – Sports and Attractions The Winner of the Best Dressed Competition was Tena Wilson

Nickisha Jackson – History

Davis of the Finance Department. She was attired in a Fashionable African dress with complementing jewelry and accessories.

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Diwali Celebration in Trinidad & Tobago The Diwali is a festival that commemorates the return of Prince

October or November in accordance with the moon as the

Rama of Ayodhya, his wife Sita, and brother Lakshman after

darkest night based on the Hindu calendar.

14 years of exile. This is a Hindu tradition where Prince Rama is seen as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu and an embodiment

A number of branches across Trinidad and Tobago celebrated

of dharma or righteousness. Sita is an incarnation of Lakshmi,

their Culture Day where staff were dressed in their traditional

the goddess of wealth and prosperity. The residents of Ayodhya

attire. This was done on the day before Diwali.

were so glad the rightful king and queen had returned, they lit lamps in their honor, an element of the festivities that's still an important part of the festivities today. It is celebrated in

The Winner for the Best Dressed Competition was

Special mention must be made of Sherrifa Maraj and

Leslie Soobransingh of the Port of Spain branch.

Victoria Sankar of the Island Mall Branch who had some traditional treats on display.

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Dominica : Creole Day

Picture courtesy of the Sun Newspaper, Jessica Pacquette and G. Whitford

Dominica celebrated its 44th anniversary of Independence on

wear or variations of the National wear, eat local dishes and for

November 3, 2022, however cultural events took place from

those who can speak patois, to do so. Creole Day is the day

the beginning of October to kick off the Independence season.

when our culture truly comes alive.

Nationals are expected to wear anything Creole on each Friday during the month of October. Our Country Manager Earl Our staff came together for brunch on Creole Day which was Edwards would normally be dressed in his madras shirt.

indeed a treat. On the menu was an assortment of our local foods and drinks which were thoroughly enjoyed by all.

One of the highlights of Dominica’s Independence season is Creole Day (Jounen Kweyol) which is observed on the last Friday in October. Everyone is encouraged to dress in National

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Christmas Tree Competition ICWI held its first Christmas Tree competition and it was

Trees were judged by an independent decorator based on

undoubtedly a major success. Festive season was upon us and

four categories - originality, visual appeal/artistry, best use

everyone was feeling ‘Christmassy’. Branches/Departments

of environment-friendly materials and best use of handmade

were encouraged to put their festive creativity into action and ornaments. use recycled materials to design trees with ‘regular Christmas ornaments or self made ornaments’. The entries were nothing short of amazing!

WINNER - Claims Department

Claims Department nabbed the first prize with their well thought of and intricately designed Christmas tree, made from tissue paper and toilet paper.

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The judge was so impressed by the entries that two teams ended up claiming 2nd place!

Mandeville

Montego Bay

Customer Care Dept.

Broker Dept.

Finance Dept.

Legal Dept.

HR/Administration

IDBU Dept.

Customer Service Direct

MIS Dept.

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Christmas lyme 2022 Retiree Mrs. Moreen Marks (former Vice-President of Insurance Operations) is presented with a gift for her commendable years of service from President Paul Lalor.

Mr. Patrick Williams (Vice President of Management Information System ) here showing exactly how we feel about being outside again.

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Mrs. Marks posed for a quick picture with Mrs. Jeneil Chang (left) and Mrs. Jamila Taylor.

It was all smiles from the management team. From left Jeneil Chang, Jamila Taylor, Paul Lalor, Sandra Johnson and Samantha Samuda.

Team Finance came out and showed out.

From left Maurice Dacres (REACT), Mrs. Valrie Reynolds, Sydney Clark (REACT), Crystal Anderson and Raynaud Dodd (REACT).

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International Coastal Clean-up 2022 fish with your favourite beer, basked in the

On the Ground – Palisadoes Strip

natural beauty of the heap of sea that swells

On September 17, 2022 ICWI being an agent of environmental sustainability

Whether it’s to enjoy mouth-watering fried

silently on the shore, or just to get away from joined thousands of volunteers across the island participating in International the hustle and bustle of life, the beach is the

Coastal Clean-up initiatives. It might not be the most exciting way to spend

perfect escape where you can just relax and

the day at the beach, but it was definitely meaningful and the best way to get

enjoy the moment. Despite these pristine

involved. International Coastal Cleanup Day is celebrated worldwide and is one

waters being a safe haven for us locals and one of the largest volunteer events inspiring action to fight against marine litter in of the biggest drivers of tourism in Jamaica, the sea and along coastlines. this valuable natural resource has become a garbage dump and the negative results have been devastating.

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ICWI Team Members

ICWI Opens a New Branch Office in NEVIS

On June 1, 2022 ICWI opened its The island's capital, Charlestown, is filled with Georgian-style and other British colonial relics, not to mention newest location on the beautiful buildings ICWI’s newest location right in the heart of town. island of Nevis. Nevis is a small island in the

Caribbean Sea, and is part of the sister islands of Saint Kitts Charged with the growth and development of the branch is and Nevis. The two islands are separated by a shallow 3-kilo-

local native Tricilla Arthuron who has been a member of the

metre (2 mi) channel known as "The Narrows. Persons are ICWI family since August 2019. able to travel between the islands via ferry, or small boats.

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AON Reinsurance Week - Miami Florida The 2022 AON Miami Reinsurance Week is

a “Halloween Costume Party” was held in

one of the most important networking weeks which participating companies were asked to of the year for the Latin American/Caribbean

dress up with a chance to win “Best Costume”.

Insurance Industry. During the 2022 Miami Needless to say, Team ICWI comprised of Paul Insurance Week, insurance professionals from Lalor, President, Jamila Taylor, Vice President different countries meet in order to participate

of Operations, and Tameka Thompson,

in insurance seminars, cocktails, meetings and Technical Manager TCFIC represented the other insurance related events. This year with Company well winning the top spot for Best the meeting being held at the end of October, Team Costume. one of the cocktail events was a themed event;

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ICWI 53

rd

Anniversary & Awards Ceremony For several years, June 15th has been renowned for ICWI’s

tic Mrs. Jeneil Chang as Mrs. Washington-Hoilett was this

Anniversary and accompanying Awards ceremony and it

year also an awardee, having served ICWI for thirty years.

is also the birthday of our founding father The Honourable Mrs. Washington-Hoilett spirited attendees through the first Dennis Lalor. However, the 53rd staging was delayed due to segment, while Mrs. Chang ushered them through the latter the pandemic, which has forever changed the way we view the portion of the ceremony so Mrs. Washington-Hoilett was free world, and resulted in the event being hosted on September

to bask in a well deserved milestone in her insurance career.

23, 2022 instead.

She joined the other thirty-three awardees which also included The Planning Committee was mindful of not creating a super our President Mr. Paul Lalor who were all lauded for their spreader event and aimed to resume some level of normalcy

years of service to the company ranging from five, ten, fifteen,

by having a personal ceremony with awardees. The previous twenty, and thirty years. A video clip from the department of ceremony was hosted online, which has been the new norm, each awardee was also shared during the ceremony highlightbut this direct gathering did not disappoint.

ing their contributions to the team.

Awardees attended dressed to the nines and while the event

2021 saw a member from the Portmore branch, namely,

was not held at The Pegasus or another lavish venue as in prior Sherece Williams, securing the Signature Sales Leader Award. years, but on the ground floor of our Head office, it was not to

The Mandeville branch on the other hand, copped two awards

be found lacking. An element that may have added that extra

this year. Firstly, Branch of the Year and secondly, Keisha

touch of je ne sais quoi would have been live entertainment, Gordon, walked away with the Star Award. Ocho Rios was not but the lack thereof, owing once more to the pandemic, did not to be left out as they were also victorious in two categories, a detract from the event.

feat accomplished for two consecutive years. Most Improved Agent of the Year was won by Charlene Green and Karen

The duty of in-house presenter was shared between the

Silvera snagged the Qubert Gordon Agent of the Year.

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A new Employee of the Year was also selected for 2021. Shane Hall of the Constant Spring/Liguanea branch won that elusive award, while first and second runner up were awarded to Shane Clarke of the accounts department and Samantha Henry of the claims department respectively.

Miguel Palmer of the legal department undertook the reply on behalf of the awardees and began by quoting our chairman The Honourable Dennis Lalor. His speech very succinctly echoed the sentiments of the awardees and wounded down what was a phenomenal afternoon. The closing remarks were made by our President Mr. Paul Lalor, who brought the presentation aspect of the ceremony to a close. The attendees were then feted to a delectable meal that warmed palates and hearts as everyone got to relax and converse with teammates, some of whom they had not seen prior to the pandemic.

2021 was a fantastic year, pandemic or not, and the race is now on to see who the next winners will be. Congratulations to all the awardees!

Employee of the Year-Shane Hall (Liguanea Branch) Shane is a dedicated and hardworking member of the ICWI are met. Shane also interacts well with staff and has the ability team and holds the values of the organization in high regard. to form business relationships and source new business. He He is not one to break under pressure and is a very helpful

has grown tremendously since joining the ICWI team and we

individual who will go above and beyond to ensure that targets expect great things from our Employee of the year 2021.

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Runner Up- Shane Clarke (Finance)

Second Runner Up- Samantha Henry (Claims)

Most Improved Agent of the Year 2021 Charlene Green (Brown's Town Branch)

Qubert Gordon Agent of the Year 2021 - Karen Silvera (Ocho Rios Branch)

2021 Signature Sales Leader -Sherece Williams “Serving you is all we do.” 25

Profit Centre of the Year The coveted title of Profit Centre of the Year for 2021 went to the Mandeville Branch, but this was no surprise for the “Lady in Charge”, Branch Manager Valrie Tomlinson. In early 2021 Valrie and her team set their sights on bringing home the trophy to their branch. The award was made even more special given the fact that Mrs. Tomlinson was retiring.

Accepting the Profit Centre of the Year Shield from L-R: Shawn Allen(Customer Service Representative), Valrie Tomlinson (Branch Manager), Paul Lalor (President) and Malva Willamson (Marketing Agent)

Long Service Awardees

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L-R Back Row - Richard Touzalin, Kadian Byfield, Jodi-Ann Taylor-Wilson, Christopher Davis, Sashoney McCleary, Sherece Williams, Miguel Palmer L-R Front Row - Corinthia Griffiths, Simmone Reid-Pryce, Samantha Blake, Shane Hall, Sashana Beckford, Charlene Green, Vennice Stennett Clarke. Absent - Shaneke Richards-Caine

L-R Front row- Sandra Gilman, Janine Wray, Paula Phillips,

Fifteen Years of Service- L-R- Malva Williamson, Lashana

L-R Back Row- Michelle Shand-Forbes and Judiane Williams.

Bowen-Kitson, Sherene Williams and Ian Parish.

Absent - Marie Phirmis

Absent - Kaydian Cridland, Natika Smikle

L-R- Paul Lalor, Valrie Tomlinson, Carolyn Sahti and

L-R- Alrea Washington-Hoilett and Adena Miller

Jacqueline Thomas-Johns. Absent - Monique McIntosh “Serving you is all we do.” 27

STAFF MOVEMENTS A warm welcome is extended to the following employees who joined the ICWI family during the period

March 2022 – December 2022

Diana Campbell-Fearon

Desire Hunter

Sapphire Folkes

Hanief Grandison

Accounts Assistant Brown’s Town

Accounts Assistant Finance

CSR Claims, Head Office

CSR Broker Underwriting Dept.

Marc-Anthony Hart

Danielle Dunn

Kiana Williamson

Kedesha Fyffe

Systems Analyst MIS

Trainee CSR Customer Care Centre

Data Entry Clerk International Business Development Unit

Paralegal Legal

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Andre Richards

Acasarah Keys

Bihjagi Da’Costa

Leslie-Ann Soobransingh

Accounts Assistant Mandeville

Trainee CSR Mandeville

Accounts Assistant Finance

Business Development Manager Trinidad

Rayann Linton

Giselle Pillai-Ayoung

Alisha Trim

Amissiah Ho-On

CSR Trinidad

Senior Underwriting Manager Trinidad

CSR Trinidad

Claims Clerk Trinidad

Transfers •

Kriston Gordon – Transferred from the Finance Department to the Angels Branch

DEPARTURES

It is with regret that we bid goodbye to the following persons and wish them prosperity in their future undertakings: •

Chantelle Trail - Paralegal

Legal

•

Shavion Wright - Legal Clerk

Legal

•

Roxanne Clarke - Customer Service Representative

Angels

•

Kathryn Graham - Accounts Assistant

Finance

•

Sherna Murphy -Wright - Customer Service Representative

Brown’s Town

•

Annekia Samms - Legal Officer

Legal

•

Rochell Cockett - Customer Service Representative

Mandeville

•

Alecia Campbell - Administrative Assistant

Finance

•

Kayla Lewis - Thomas - Accounts Assistant

Finance

•

Deandra Rhule - Customer Service Representative

Customer Care Centre

•

Shayane Thompson - Customer Service Representative

Claims

•

Akeeda Guyah - Customer Service Representative

Old Harbour

•

Sashoney McCleary - Accounts Assistant

Finance

•

Kadian Byfield - Accounts Assistant

Finance

•

Kemai Martin - Insurance Operations Officer

Insurance Operations

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HATCHES

Congratulations to the following member of staff who welcomed new born babies to their family.

Aisha

Jerome

daughter of Teika Ruddock Savanna-La-Mar

Son of Janique Smith Finance

Condolences

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Jonelle Alston – MIS

Father

Marcia Williams – Montego Bay

Father

Sonia Daley-Clarke – Marketing Agent

Mother

Valerie Neil – Marketing Agent

Father

Heather Baron Fan-Fan - Dominica

Sister

Kemisha Hodge-Christmas – Dominica

Brother

Joann Samuel – Dominica

Stepfather

Yvonne Smith – Marketing Agent

Father

Marvia Samuels – Lucea

Sister

When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a wonderful treasure to always hold in your heart.

OUR RETIREES

Mrs. Moreen Marks (former Vice-President of Insurance

Sandra Touzalin Butler, Branch Manager, Brown's Town was

Operations) is presented with a gift for her commendable years

presented with a surprise retirement gift by Samantha Samuda,

of service from President Paul Lalor.

Vice President, Marketing, Distribution & HR at the Browns Town Branch on December 28th, 2022.

Valrie Tomlinson Mandeville

Happy Retirement!

As you go into this next phase of your life, may you enjoy the very best that life has to offer.

On 30 December 2022, we officially said goodbye to three of Their careers at ICWI were impressive and their examples and our ICWI stalwarts who have given combined service of over inspiration to all who had the privilege of working with them 85 years. We thank them for sharing their expertise, wisdom were indeed a pleasure. As they retire, we wish them good and sense of humour with us.

health and happiness as they chart their new way forward. It won't be the same at ICWI without them. They will be greatly missed.

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Serving you is all we do.