KINGSTON, Jamaica — St George’s College is set to wrap up its highly anticipated three-part lecture series, ‘Pioneers of Tomorrow,’ with a compelling presentation by renowned entrepreneur Donovan Lewis. The event, scheduled for Tuesday, December 2, at the Abe Issa Auditorium, will bring together sixth form students and peers from schools across the island. Lewis, a distinguished investor, wealth manager, and philanthropist, will share insights from his extensive career in business and finance, emphasizing themes of resilience, confidence, and seizing opportunities. Organizers have highlighted the relevance of resilience, particularly as schools continue to recover from the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. Lewis is the founder of the Children’s Health, Education and Wealth Foundation (CHEW), which collaborates with various organizations to provide both immediate and long-term support to families impacted by the hurricane. Additionally, CHEW focuses on investment-driven initiatives to aid children in state care. Beyond his philanthropic efforts, Lewis is the founder of the Ideal Group of Companies, a director at multiple financial institutions, and an active participant in real estate development. The ‘Pioneers of Tomorrow’ series aims to expose students to accomplished Jamaican professionals across diverse fields. Previous sessions have featured speakers from various industries, and the finale is expected to draw a significant audience.