Summer Internship Programme

Important Information on Filing Your Claim in the Aftermath of Hurricane Melissa

We understand that the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa has brought uncertainty and hardship to many across Jamaica. Know that the CG United Team stands with you during this difficult time, fully committed to supporting your recovery.

If you have experienced loss or damage as a result of Hurricane Melissa, helping you get back on your feet is our utmost priority. We recognise the challenges you may be facing and encourage you to prioritise your safety above all else.

To get started on filing your claim, we kindly ask that you:

• Document any damage with photographs and videos, if conditions allow.

• Access our claim forms here; these forms may be completed and submitted with supporting documentation.

• Alternatively, completed claim forms and supporting documentation can be emailed to claimsjm@cgcoralisle.com or given to your broker.

If you need further assistance or clarification concerning the claims procedure, please don't hesitate to reach out—our team is available:

- By telephone at 876-633-7085

- Via email at claimsjm@cgcoralisle.com

- You can also contact your broker directly.

For those experiencing difficulties with telephone or internet access, our office doors are always open to you for walk-in visits, Monday to Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

We urge you to notify us or your broker of any losses immediately as prompt notification allows us to offer support and solutions as quickly as possible.

Thank you for trusting CG United with your insurance needs. We are committed to standing by our clients and the Jamaican community through the rebuilding journey ahead.

The CG Summer Internship Programme stands as one of the most coveted opportunities in the region, open to college students and recent graduates alike.

The CG summer internship programme, which is designed for university students and recent graduates aspiring to enter the insurance industry. This in-person programme offers a valuable opportunity to immerse yourself in the dynamic world of insurance. Running from June to August, it includes a comprehensive curriculum with a group-wide project, localised projects, and activities tailored to specific focus areas. Selected interns can participate in career and networking activities, including team building, community service, mentorship assignments, professional skills training, and on-the-job coaching.

To qualify, applicants must be citizens of the country they are applying to, currently enrolled in a fully accredited degree program, or have graduated no earlier than October of the year prior to the programme. Required documents include an academic transcript, resume, professional reference, and proof of citizenship. Countries in which the internship programme is available are: The Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Cayman, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago.

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“CG Atlantic’s Summer Internship allowed me to gain personal and professional development by changing my perspective on the insurance industry, allowing my autonomy, and teaching me how to work through professional difficulties. Learning about the insurance industry and how essential coverage of all kinds is to the ordinary person made me want to advocate more for the protection of lives in The Bahamas. The company's culture is dedicated to work-life balance, friendliness, and commitment to people inside and outside of Atlantic House walls.

Working towards becoming a CG Atlantic Scholar was not easy. It required consistency in my studies, support from my community, and commitment to being my true self. The work was worth it to become an ambassador for CG and gain financial aid in pursuit of my graduate degree.”

- Ee'den Ellis (Bahamas Intern, 2023)

2024

Bermuda: Airez Gilbert-Simons, Riley Jackson, Amelia Othman, Zariah Simmons-Smith, Isabellea White
The Bahamas: Andira Astwood, Enrica Bethel, Ladanian Donald, Natori McQueen, Matthew Thompson
The Cayman Islands: Kayla Ebanks, Tishan Merren, Taija McRae, Shante Reid
Barbados: Nia Brathwaite, Daniel Browne, Nathan Eristhee, Zarianne Leacock, Akayla Lynch, Julesha Mayers, Azania White, Naketa Wiggins
Trinidad & Tobago: Aziza Ali, Oma Maharaj, Brandon Small

2023

Bermuda: Chiara Pesci, Sam Morris, Jya Ratteray-Smith and Casey Morris
Cayman: Chancey Gordon, Kaylee Challenger, Shante Reid, and Taija McRae
The Bahamas: Ee’den Ellis, John-Thomas Laramore, Crystal Smith, Ladanian Donald, Morghan Knowles, & Tyrin Adderley
Barbados: Gaziyah Bentham, Nekoda Carrington, Jazz Corbin, N’veya King, O’haji Taylor and Azania White.

2022

Bermuda: Vanessa Varao, Kelly Trott, Brian Desmond and Amber Simons
Cayman: Jacey Dyer, Genelle General, Emily Bodden, and Janani Kumar
The Bahamas: Tyrin Adderley, Ee’den Ellis, Shanae Smith, Cai Marie Strachan, Natori McQueen and Carltoni Forbes

2024

Bermuda: Airez Gilbert-Simons, Riley Jackson, Amelia Othman, Zariah Simmons-Smith, Isabellea White
The Bahamas: Andira Astwood, Enrica Bethel, Ladanian Donald, Natori McQueen, Matthew Thompson
The Cayman Islands: Kayla Ebanks, Tishan Merren, Taija McRae, Shante Reid
Barbados: Nia Brathwaite, Daniel Browne, Nathan Eristhee, Zarianne Leacock, Akayla Lynch, Julesha Mayers, Azania White, Naketa Wiggins
Trinidad & Tobago: Aziza Ali, Oma Maharaj, Brandon Small

2023

Bermuda: Chiara Pesci, Sam Morris, Jya Ratteray-Smith and Casey Morris
Cayman: Chancey Gordon, Kaylee Challenger, Shante Reid, and Taija McRae
The Bahamas: Ee’den Ellis, John-Thomas Laramore, Crystal Smith, Ladanian Donald, Morghan Knowles, & Tyrin Adderley
Barbados: Gaziyah Bentham, Nekoda Carrington, Jazz Corbin, N’veya King, O’haji Taylor and Azania White.

2022

Bermuda: Vanessa Varao, Kelly Trott, Brian Desmond and Amber Simons
Cayman: Jacey Dyer, Genelle General, Emily Bodden, and Janani Kumar
The Bahamas: Tyrin Adderley, Ee’den Ellis, Shanae Smith, Cai Marie Strachan, Natori McQueen and Carltoni Forbes