Priority Group and CENUK set to bridge Africa to the Caribbean as Nigerian auto giant enters the Jamaican market with acquisition.
Bola Akindele – MD Courteville Business Solutions PLC
Group Managing Director of Courteville Business Solutions, Bola Akindele. Photo courtesy bolaakindele.com
Courteville Group, the patent holder of the AutoRegTM Motor Vehicle Administration Documentation (AutoRegTM MVAD) business solution, through which it created the largest data capture and process platform in sub-Sahara Africa, has now landed their footprint in the Caribbean with the acquisition of one of the leading Auto Adjusters in Jamaica, Priority Loss Adjusters ltd (PLA) for an undisclosed figure.
PLA, one of the subsidiaries under the Priority Group of Companies, has been operating in Jamaica since February 2001.
- Specialising in Damage Assessments and valuation of motor cars and other heavy duty equipment.
- Pla operates in six (6) locations islandwide, namely Kingston (Head Office); Montego Bay, Ocho Ricos, Portland, Sav Westmoreland , and Bog Walk, St.Catherine.
Denis St. Bernard , CEO of the Priority Group International, a Jamaican owned and based Investigation, Property and Business Support Services Group explained that this is a key strategic move on behalf of the Group, so as to focus its resources and efforts on our core business services.
He is also one of the Directors of the Caribbean Enterprise Network UK (CENUK www.cenuk.net) who they teamed up with over two years ago to get the first trade mission of its kind into the region, with its first stop being Jamaica. ‘This was a challenging venture but now that success has been achieved it feels very fulfilling explained St.Bernard. He went on to add that this success has now motivated his team to embark on other missions, while creating a two way bridge for business between Africa and the Caribbean, he ended.
Director, Priority International Denis St Bernard
Courteville a leading African software solution Company, based in Lagos Nigeria which is listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and ISO 9001:2008 certified with its principal focus being the development of e-business solutions for process re-engineering in all sectors, is now eying the Jamaican Auto Sector as a key sector for expansion, which will see major wealth and job creation for the Jamaican economy.
The company has honed its expertise and knowledge in the development of IT solutions that effectively solve endemic and peculiar challenges such as counterfeiting, forgery, revenue leakages, touting, unreliable databases, delivery time, etc.
These solutions, which are all web-based and extremely cost effective to deploy, include the flagship and highly successful AutoRegTM MVAD, AutoInsure (3rd Party motor insurance retail platform), AutoReg InspectorTM (mobile phone based remote verification application), AutoRegTM Enumerator (mobile phone based remote data capture application), Parent-School Education Administration & Management Solution (P-SEAMS), Courteville Regulated Product Administration & Monitoring Solution and the Central Insurance Policies Database Solution.
The Courteville team lead by Mr. Bola Akindele, has been to Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago over a year ago to do the necessary research on the ground and was very happy with what they saw, while engaging with Sector leaders, Key Operators and various organisations and government officials in forging this hopefully successful alliance. www.courtevillegroup.com
For further information contact Denis St Bernard on JA cell 5998434 or email [email protected].
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