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What does it mean to build a nation beyond the boardroom?
In this episode of JAHMIN, Karen St Clare sits down with distinguished Jamaican business leader, philanthropist and mentor Joseph Matalon CD to explore the power of mentorship, leadership and civic responsibility in shaping Jamaica's future. Drawing on decades of experience in business, public service and youth development, Mr Matalon reflects on the lessons inherited from his father, the decision to return to Jamaica during a challenging period in the country's history, and the belief that nation building is an ongoing discipline rather than a project with an end date. The conversation explores the themes of Redirection, Rebuilding and Rebirth through entrepreneurship, education reform, youth empowerment, institutional development and the vital role of mentorship in creating opportunities for future generations. From supporting young entrepreneurs and promoting literacy to strengthening communities and fostering national confidence, Mr Matalon shares practical insights on how individuals can contribute to Jamaica's progress wherever they are in the world. This inspiring episode reminds us that Jamaica does not lack talent. What is needed is continued investment in people, strong institutions, and a collective commitment to creating pathways for success and that mentorship is key.
"Nation building is not a project with a completion date. It is a practice and a choice we make every day."
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Redirection. Rebuilding. Rebirth.
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