The fourth Panmedia Salute goes to ASHE, for its current production of Curfew: the Reggae Musical, now at Center Stage in Kingston. Since 1993, ASHE has used edutainment for community building, drawing influence from Jamaican folk and Afro-Caribbean culture.
Curfew poignantly uncovers the scourge of Jamaica’s garrison communities and celebrates what inhabitants today are doing to change that.
After a painstakingly scrupulous tender process Panmedia was selected from eight competing agencies for the Brand Development contract for WorldSkills Jamaica.
Panmedia’s multi-disciplined approach included a robust public relations program, supported by multi-media advertising and several on-the ground tactical initiatives.
Panmedia this week finished another web site for GraceKennedy Ltd. This time we were asked by Hardware and Lumber to create an online presence that could effectively represent the multi-faceted character of one of Jamaica's oldest and most trusted companies.
As we worked with H&L during the strategy phase of the project it became obvious they needed three separate sites, each with its own content and branding, to effectively serve their main target audiences: corporate end-users, Rapid True...
The International Seabed Authority is an organization established under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, with headquarters in downtown Kingston. Its 153 members are all parties to the Law of the Sea Convention.
Multi-media artist Oneika Russell came to Panmedia's offices this week to participate as a Web Visitor in a lecture at Cornell University entitled Contemporary African Diaspora Art by Visiting Professor Petrine Archer-Straw.