Island Music Conference held during Reggae Month

The Jamaica National Group sponsored the Island Music Conference, which was held from February 8-12 in observance of Reggae Month. It featured artistes, managers, producers, and communication agencies from across the Caribbean and the world. The conference was founded by multi-platinum artiste and two-time Grammy winner Orville ‘Shaggy’ Burrell; Sharon Burke, co-founder and president of the Solid Agency Company, a booking agency; and Judith-Ann Bodley, media consultant, manager and programmer. Here are some highlights from the event:

Hugh Reid, (right) general manager, JN Life Insurance greets recording artiste and co-founder of the Island Music Conference (IMC), Orville ‘Shaggy’ Burrell during the IMC session on Money Management Investment and Insurance held at the Courtleigh Auditorium, New Kingston, on February 11.

Jermaine Deans, (centre) managing director, JN Cayman makes a point to Tony Rebel (right), recording artiste and promoter of the Rebel Salute concert while Sharon Burke, co-founder of the Island Music Conference (IMC) listens. All three were present at the IMC session on Money Management Investment and Insurance held at the Courtleigh Auditorium, New Kingston, on February 11.

Kevin Clarke (left), digital and social media manager at The Jamaica National Group, makes a point during a panel discussion on Digital/Social Media Music Marketing on day three of the five-day Island Music Conference. Listening are, Cassandra Campbell (centre), brand marketing strategist, Meta, and Rashaad Lambert, senior executive vice president at For(bes) The Culture.

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