Patrick Hylton: The New Boss of the PSOJ... What This Means For The Business Sector

Описание: The appointment of Patrick Hylton as the new President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) marks a defining moment for the Jamaican business landscape in 2026. Known as "The Executioner" for his transformative leadership at NCB Financial Group, Hylton steps into this role at a pivotal time as the nation navigates the post-Hurricane Melissa recovery and a "stuttering" growth path.

In this video, we break down what Hylton’s "results-only" energy means for policy advocacy, labor market reforms, and the future of the Jamaican economy. From his focus on productivity and competitiveness to the "Dream Team" of Vice Presidents surrounding him—including leaders from Sagicor, GraceKennedy, and CB Group—we explore why the private sector is moving from a defensive crouch to an offensive sprint.

What’s Covered in This Video:
The Hylton Legacy: Why his track record at NCB and FINSAC makes him the right leader for 2026.

The Three Pillars: A deep dive into Hylton’s focus on Productivity, Competitiveness, and Sustainable Growth.

The Leadership Shift: Moving from Metry Seaga’s advocacy-led term to Hylton’s execution-focused era.

Policy Impact: How the PSOJ will engage with the Ministry of Finance on taxes, logistics, and digital transformation.

Post-Hurricane Melissa: The strategic importance of private sector leadership during the current economic recovery.

Key Figures Mentioned:
Patrick Hylton, OJ, CD (President, PSOJ)

Metry Seaga (Outgoing President)

Joanna Banks (VP, Sagicor Group Jamaica)

Mariame McIntosh Robinson (VP)

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