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Leesa Kow (left), JN Bank Managing Director, steers a conversation with JN Bank members and UK pensioners, Carmen and Richard Hedman at the Morant Bay Members’ Meeting held at Morant Villas in St. Thomas on February 1. The event was the first in a series being pursued by the bank to deepen education of members and residents by meeting them where they are to provide practical information.

In February and March, the JN Bank leadership team and security experts, along with the police, met with JN members in Morant Bay, St. Thomas and Mandeville, Manchester to provide the members and residents with tips on how to bank safely. See highlights here.

The meetings are part of the series being pursued by the Bank to deepen the education of members and residents by meeting them where they are to provide practical information. At the meetings the members also got an opportunity to voice their concerns and ask questions.

Joscelyn Campbell centre Executive Corporate Integrity Unit JN Group shares a photo with members of the St Thomas chapter of the JN Circle Stephnie Taylor left and Lucy Smith right at the JN Bank Morant Bay Members Meeting held at Morant Villas in St Thomas on February 1 The event was the first in a series being pursued by the bank to deepen education of members and residents by meeting them where they are to provide practical information
Deputy Superintendent of Operations for the Manchester Police Division Collin Johnson left leads a conversation with Joscelyn Campbell centre Executive Corporate Integrity Unit JN Group and Deputy Superintendent Warren Williams right second in command at the Communication Forensics and Cybercrimes Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force at the JN Bank Mandeville Members Meeting held at the Mandeville Parish Church Hall on March 13 The police joined the JN Bank leadership team and security experts at the meeting to provide JN Bank members and residents of Manchester with practical information on how to bank safely
Gillian Hyde right JN Bank Deputy Managing Director speaks with Reita Lyttle a JN Bank member at the JN Bank Mandeville Members Meeting held inside the Mandeville Parish Church Hall on March 13 The meeting provided members and residents in Manchester with practical information on how to bank safely and protect themselves from criminals Members also got an opportunity to voice their concerns and ask questions
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