US$ Multi-Millionaire to Speak at Corporate Mingle

   Tod Bell, US$ multi-millionaire to speak at Corporate mingle

Creative Media & Events, Creators of Wealth Magazine proudly presents Tod Bell, multi-millionaire, Co-Founder and CEO of Quest Travel Network, as Guest speaker at the second staging of Corporate Mingle for 2010. The event takes place on Friday, March 26, 2010 from 6:00pm -10:00pm at the Fiction Lounge, Market Place on Constant Spring Road.


This savvy businessman has successfully owned and operated both offline and online business ventures.
He owned and operated Rapid Messenger Delivery Service from 1993-1996 and has co-founded 2 US$ multi-million dollar network marketing businesses since 2006.
He was the Mid-South Regional Director for Harvest Evangelism from 2001 to 2007. Harvest Evangelism is an evangelistic ministry that works with city and national leaders toward transformation of their spheres of influence.
While working with Harvest Evangelism, he founded “Pass the Salt Marketplace Network”, a series of lunch gatherings that met in over two dozen cities and studied best business practices.
Tod is author of the book; It Can Be Done published by Transformational Publications.


Mr. Bell is also author of the book, BE This. DO That. GET Rich, Guaranteed! Assembling the Pieces to a Rich Life published by Reimagine Press.
He has traveled extensively and spoken in many business conferences and met with many leaders in government, business and education about best practices in the marketplace.
Quest Travel Network is the combined experiences of Tod’s business and networking life incorporated into one business.
He is the father of 6 children and has been married to Emily for 23 years.
Come network and have cocktails with some of the island's top business personalities, journalists, entertainment insiders. At each staging, a leader in his/her field speaks for 15 minutes, giving you the 'must-knows' of making it to the top of your field.
Some previous speakers at Corporate Mingle have been Omar Azan, President of the Jamaica Manufacturing Association, Dennis Chung, financial analyst, and Stephen Spence (president of the Young entrepreneur association of Jamaica).
An opportunity is also given to persons from the audience to give a 5 minute presentation about their own companies to the guests present.


Sponsors of the event are Johnnie Walker, Quest Travel Network and Caribbean Jobs.




Admission: Bring your business card!!!



CONTACT: Joseph Cunningham
Public Relations Officer
Creative Media & Events
Office: 755-5863; 925-4104
Cell: 566-4948
Fax: 755-0159:  
joseph@creativemediaandevents.com

Corporate Mingle...networking with a purpose

Corporate Mingle...networking with a purpose

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For immediate Release: Date: February 4, 2010

CORPORATE MINGLE…networking with a purpose

Omar Azan to speak on the future of the Jamaican Economy & Brand Jamaica

Creative Media and Events, creators of WEALTH Magazine and Bar Week, relaunches Corporate Mingle in 2010 with a bang, corporate Jamaica’s premier networking opportunity Friday, February 26, 2010 from 6:00pm -10:00pm at the Fiction Lounge, Market Place on Constant Spring Road.

This staging of the event will be primarily significant due to the topical nature of the proceedings, which will be highlighted by guest speaker, President of the Jamaica Manufacturing Association (JMA), Omar Azan, giving an in-depth look at the state of the Jamaican economy and various ways in which it can be improved.

Mr. Azan is widely recognized as a man who is very passionate and who speaks very frankly about matters impacting the local economy. In December of last year Mr. Azan raised eye-brows when in a Jamaica Observer article, he was noted as saying Jamaica’s involvement with Caricom has done more harm than good to the country. He added that the current Government needs to re-evaluate its membership with the regional umbrella group.

In the same article Mr. Azan was noted as saying, “Sometimes we make decisions based on the possibilities, but what are the realities?”

He added, “In 2008, Jamaica’s trade deficit with Caricom stood at minus US$1.6 billion, need I say more.”

An equally informative presentation will be made by executives from the First Global Bank & First Global Financial Services.

Come network and have cocktails with some of the island's top business personalities, journalists, entertainment insiders. At each staging, a leader in his/her field speaks for 15 minutes, giving you the 'must-knows' of making it to the top of your field.

Some previous speakers at Corporate Mingle have been Dennis Chung, financial analyst, and Stephen Spence (president of the Young entrepreneur association of Jamaica).

An opportunity is also given to persons from the audience to give a 5 minute presentation about their own companies to the guests present.

Sponsors of the event are Johnnie Walker & First Global Financial Services.

Admission: Bring your business card!!!

CONTACT: Joseph Cunningham

Public Relations Officer

Creative Media & Events

Office: 755-5863; 925-4104

Cell: 566-4948

joseph@creativemediaandevents.com

Fax: 755-0159

JIIC to host champs 100 hospitality room

http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20100211/sports/sports10.html

Corporate Mingle...networking with a purpose

PRESS RELEASE

For immediate Release: Date: February 4, 2010

CORPORATE MINGLE…networking with a purpose

Omar Azan to speak on the future of the Jamaican Economy & Brand Jamaica

Creative Media and Events, creators of WEALTH Magazine and Bar Week, relaunches Corporate Mingle in 2010 with a bang, corporate Jamaica’s premier networking opportunity Friday, February 26, 2010 from 6:00pm -10:00pm at the Fiction Lounge, Market Place on Constant Spring Road.

This staging of the event will be primarily significant due to the topical nature of the proceedings, which will be highlighted by guest speaker, President of the Jamaica Manufacturing Association (JMA), Omar Azan, giving an in-depth look at the state of the Jamaican economy and various ways in which it can be improved.

Mr. Azan is widely recognized as a man who is very passionate and who speaks very frankly about matters impacting the local economy. In December of last year Mr. Azan raised eye-brows when in a Jamaica Observer article, he was noted as saying Jamaica’s involvement with Caricom has done more harm than good to the country. He added that the current Government needs to re-evaluate its membership with the regional umbrella group.

In the same article Mr. Azan was noted as saying, “Sometimes we make decisions based on the possibilities, but what are the realities?”

He added, “In 2008, Jamaica’s trade deficit with Caricom stood at minus US$1.6 billion, need I say more.”

An equally informative presentation will be made by executives from the First Global Bank & First Global Financial Services.

Come network and have cocktails with some of the island's top business personalities, journalists, entertainment insiders. At each staging, a leader in his/her field speaks for 15 minutes, giving you the 'must-knows' of making it to the top of your field.

Some previous speakers at Corporate Mingle have been Dennis Chung, financial analyst, and Stephen Spence (president of the Young entrepreneur association of Jamaica).

An opportunity is also given to persons from the audience to give a 5 minute presentation about their own companies to the guests present.

Sponsors of the event are Johnnie Walker & First Global Financial Services.

Admission: Bring your business card!!!

CONTACT: Joseph Cunningham

Public Relations Officer

Creative Media & Events

Office: 755-5863; 925-4104

Cell: 566-4948

joseph@creativemediaandevents.com

Fax: 755-0159

JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE AWARDS: JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE POEM

JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE AWARDS-http://networkwithapurpose.blogspot.com/2010/02/jiic-golden-tongue-poem.html

JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE POEM

Komplex

Well!

Da wonya (one ya) name, komplex

‘Cause I doan (don’t) complain

I,complex

Who waan (want) please; please!

Who waan vex; vex!

Yu si when I a labour

I naah labour wrong

‘Cause I a labour, right,

Left and centre

Good and proper

Hard and long

I doan (don’t) inna de alms-house and di bangarang!

Weh mi seh da wonya name again?

Komplex!

‘Cause I don’t complain

I, complex

Who waan please; please!

Who waan vex; vex!

Yu si when I a come?

I naah come plain

‘Cause I a come, red,

Green, gold and black

Da wonya a kulcha shak

Politicians get hart attack!

Weh mi seh da wonya name again?

Komplex!

‘Cause I don’t complain/come plain

I, Komplex!

Who waan please: please!

Who waan vex; vex!

Now, mi taakin to de educated dunce

And de so-called intellect

So mi (goh) ask dem why, how come and wah mek, Jamacia don’t have a Patwah Bible or a Patwah dictionary yet?

And de poli-ticians dem still inna par-li(a)ment a worry & fret!

Shed crocodile tears over the national budget

And mi/wi done tell dem seh, fi manufacture Patwah & export it like a jet

And pay-off the billions a foreign det (debt)!

Weh mi seh da wonya name again?

Komplex!

‘Cause I doan come plain

I, komplex

Who waan please; please!

Who waan vex; vex!

Now!

Some human-animal a jump up pon dem one-another fender

And when mi check dat out, dem a some gender-bender

And when I si dem tings deh, I just get vex!

Soh mi bun de big black daag name rex!

Who waan please; please! Who waan vex; vex!

Weh mi seh da wonya name again?

Komplex!

‘Cause I doan complain

I, complex!

Who wanna pleases; please!

Who waan vex; vex!

(Swell and buss like a ge-naught)

‘Cause da wonya Komplex!

By: YASUS AFARI ©

JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE QUIZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE QUIZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Which local insurance company is the title sponsor of the 2010 GOLDEN TONGUE AWARDS?

ENTER THE GOLDEN TONGUE POETRY COMPETITION

ENTRIES ARE NOW OPENED

PRESS RELEASE

For immediate release:

JIIC…committed to authentic Jamaican culture


JIIC has once again underlined its commitment to preserving the social fabric of Jamaica, by assuming the enviable position of being the title sponsor of the 2010 Poetry in Motion GOLDEN TONGUE AWARDS.
JIIC has been a leading sponsor of Poetry in Motion, a seven (7) year-old event that has showcased some of the best talent in Creative Art locally.
Now, the Golden Tongue Awards (GTA), a prelude to Poetry in Motion (PIM), appeals to younger and new poets.
Elizabeth Chung, marketing manager at JIIC, says, “JIIC supports the arts in recognition that this too is a critical part of accomplishing the social re-engineering that is required in our society. We particularly like that the key requirement of the GTA is that poets depict and reflect aspects of Jamaican Life in a positive and realistic way.”

Further speaking to the relevance of this culture in Jamaica, she said, “Our association with Poetry in Motion over the years has been a fulfilling one. Anything that brings the community together in peace and harmony is worthy of our support. We are excited about the GTA and the literary genus that will be brought to the fore.”

The Golden Tongue Award will be given to the winner & runners-up, who will be the entrants who submits the best poem depicting and reflecting some aspect of Jamaican life in a positive and realistic way.
The poems entered will be judged by a panel of erudite adjudicators.
In giving his view on the competition, Yasus Afari, internationally renowned poet and the brainchild of the award, says, “The Golden Tongue Award has been created to stimulate responsible interest in the performing arts generally and poetry specifically. It is hoped that this will inspire and promote social awareness among Jamaicans and instill a sustainable interest in social responsibility, creative writing, literature and the Jamaican culture and heritage.”

The competition is open to all ages and individual citizens living in the island of Jamaica, however, the works will be judged within the context of age.

How to enter:
Submit a poem along with the entry form which is available upon request through the Ministry of Education regional offices or via email - goldentongueaward@gmail.com, and at JIIC offices islandwide.

CONTACT- Joseph Cunningham
Public Relations Officer
Creative Media & Events (CME)
+ (1876) 566-4948

Enter poetry competition

 http://networkwithapurpose.blogspot.com/2010/01/jiic-golden-tongue-quizz.html

JIIC GOLDEN TONGUE QUIZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Which local insurance company is the title sponsor of the 2010 GOLDEN TONGUE AWARDS?

ENTRIES ARE NOW OPENED

PRESS RELEASE

For immediate release:

JIIC…committed to authentic Jamaican culture


JIIC has once again underlined its commitment to preserving the social fabric of Jamaica, by assuming the enviable position of being the title sponsor of the 2010 Poetry in Motion GOLDEN TONGUE AWARDS.
JIIC has been a leading sponsor of Poetry in Motion, a seven (7) year-old event that has showcased some of the best talent in Creative Art locally.
Now, the Golden Tongue Awards (GTA), a prelude to Poetry in Motion (PIM), appeals to younger and new poets.
Elizabeth Chung, marketing manager at JIIC, says, “JIIC supports the arts in recognition that this too is a critical part of accomplishing the social re-engineering that is required in our society. We particularly like that the key requirement of the GTA is that poets depict and reflect aspects of Jamaican Life in a positive and realistic way.”

Further speaking to the relevance of this culture in Jamaica, she said, “Our association with Poetry in Motion over the years has been a fulfilling one. Anything that brings the community together in peace and harmony is worthy of our support. We are excited about the GTA and the literary genus that will be brought to the fore.”

The Golden Tongue Award will be given to the winner & runners-up, who will be the entrants who submits the best poem depicting and reflecting some aspect of Jamaican life in a positive and realistic way.
The poems entered will be judged by a panel of erudite adjudicators.
In giving his view on the competition, Yasus Afari, internationally renowned poet and the brainchild of the award, says, “The Golden Tongue Award has been created to stimulate responsible interest in the performing arts generally and poetry specifically. It is hoped that this will inspire and promote social awareness among Jamaicans and instill a sustainable interest in social responsibility, creative writing, literature and the Jamaican culture and heritage.”

The competition is open to all ages and individual citizens living in the island of Jamaica, however, the works will be judged within the context of age.

How to enter:
Submit a poem along with the entry form which is available upon request through the Ministry of Education regional offices or via email - goldentongueaward@gmail.com, and at JIIC offices islandwide.

CONTACT- Joseph Cunningham
Public Relations Officer
Creative Media & Events (CME)
+ (1876) 566-4948

Michael Lee Chin speaks-"Are the all-inclusive the best we can do in terms of tourism in Jamaica? Is our tourism business differentiated from that which exists in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Hawaii, Barbados and the rest of the Caribbean? Are we playing to our strengths?

In this quarters edition of WEALTH MAGAZINE, Jamaican billionaire, Michael Lee Chin explores some of the ways in which he made it to the top, and what he has been doing to ensure sustainability of his wealth.

However, the tried and proven 'image of success' made an interesting point of national importance during his interview with WEALTH magazine.

"Are the all-inclusive the best we can do in terms of tourism in Jamaica? Is our tourism business differentiated from that which exists in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Hawaii, Barbados and the rest of the Caribbean? Are we playing to our strengths?

The Business of Phylanthrophy- Shaggy Makes A Difference

The third issue of the Wealth Magazine was launched at the 'Shaggy Makes A Difference' show on the lawns of Jamaica House last Saturday night. On the cover of this quarters magazine is Shaggy  for a feature on his philanthropic thrust. Needless to say, the launch of the magazine at the event was just perfect.

WEALTH MAGAZINE-Shaggy on the cover...Jan, 2010

WEALTH MAGAZINE

A Happy New Year to all friends and partners from the management and staff of Creative Media & Events (CME). We are pleased to present the first publication of the WEALTH MAGAZINE.