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Published:Saturday | October 15, 2022 | 12:07 AM
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We snapped Roshene Wilson (left), creative traffic officer in the JN Group marketing department, taking a selfie with recording artiste Etana after her performance at the JN Group Power of Pink Pop-Up Session.
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We snapped Roshene Wilson (left), creative traffic officer in the JN Group marketing department, taking a selfie with recording artiste Etana after her performance at the JN Group Power of Pink Pop-Up Session.
From left: Associate Clinical Psychologist and breast cancer survivor Kamala McWhinney; Saniah Spencer, JN marketing executive; Nakeeta Nembhard, JN manager, product portfolio and market research and Josette Smith-Scott, head of product management and cust
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From left: Associate Clinical Psychologist and breast cancer survivor Kamala McWhinney; Saniah Spencer, JN marketing executive; Nakeeta Nembhard, JN manager, product portfolio and market research and Josette Smith-Scott, head of product management and customer insights at JN, smiled for the camera.
Michael Leslie (left), acting executive director of the Jamaica Cancer Society, was the picture of delight as he greeted Hugh Reid, general manager of JN Life Insurance Limited at the event.
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Michael Leslie (left), acting executive director of the Jamaica Cancer Society, was the picture of delight as he greeted Hugh Reid, general manager of JN Life Insurance Limited at the event.
Carlene Edwards (left), head of promotions and sponsorship at JN Group, shared lens time with Tommy Cowan (centre), producer and singer, and his wife Dr Carlene Davis, artiste and breast cancer survivor.
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Carlene Edwards (left), head of promotions and sponsorship at JN Group, shared lens time with Tommy Cowan (centre), producer and singer, and his wife Dr Carlene Davis, artiste and breast cancer survivor.
Recording artiste Papito Ferguson was in his element while performing his popular single, ‘Winners Anthem’.
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Recording artiste Papito Ferguson was in his element while performing his popular single, ‘Winners Anthem’.
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The Jamaica National Group has rolled out its annual Power of Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign for the fifth year, under the theme, ‘Take the Steps’.

The launch event, dubbed the JN Group Power of Pink Pop-Up Session was held last week outside the JN Bank Half Way Tree Branch. The event saw performances from recording artistes Etana, Dr Carlene Davis and Papito Ferguson. The activities surrounding the campaign are expected to educate and raise awareness about the steps that can be taken to detect breast cancer as early as possible.

The STEPS as outlined in the campaign are:

Take the Steps …Feel yourself (conduct a self-examination)

Take the Steps … Get Checked (do your mammogram as recommended)

Take the Steps … Be Grateful (self-care), and finally

Take the Steps … Give Back (donate to cancer research)

Here’s a Something Extra look at the event.