Wealth, Legacy & Leadership:
Mastering Yourself to Build a Secure Future

Yvett Anderson, Head of Retail Banking, Jamaica welcome Assistant Commissioner Julian Davis-Buckle, of the Jamaica Fire Brigade.

“Define your legacy early, it is not just for the end of life.”
“Determine how you want your money to serve you. Wealth is a tool, not a trophy.”
“Build for the future; not only for profit but for purpose.”

These were among the insights shared and expounded on at a Scotiabank Women Initiative (SWI) advisory pillar seminar entitled: “Wealth, Legacy & Leadership: Mastering Yourself to Build a Secure Future.”

Held on June 18^th at Scotiabank’s Mandeville branch, the evening saw women business owners and leaders leaving, motivated and informed about the mindset and intentionality that it takes to build and leave a legacy. 

Special guest speaker was Julian Davis-Buckle, Assistant Commissioner and highest-ranking woman in the Jamaica Fire Brigade. Assistant Commissioner Davis-Buckle spoke on the topic Leadership and Self Mastery. She emphasised ownership of one’s legacy, mentorship, courage and overcoming fears.

Oral Heaven - Head of Wealth with Scotia Private Banking Services – Jamaica, and Amelia Dennis - Regional Manager, Scotia Jamaica Life Insurance Company discussed wealth, security, legacy, and planning. Greetings from the Manchester Chamber of Commerce were shared via Mickella Rowe, Director of Workforce Development and CEO of MickWade Security Company Limited.

Scotiabank Women Initiative is committed to helping women succeed on their terms and delivers this programme, designed for women business owners and leaders, and delivered through three pillars:

• Unbiased access to capital and tailored solutions
• Bespoke specialised education
• Holistic advisory services and mentorship.

The programme is offered to women-owned and women-run SME, corporate and commercial business clients of Scotiabank who meet the required conditions.