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The Jamaican community in New York has lost another community stalwart in Joy P. Crichlow, who died on April 29. She was 82.
Crichlow was a pioneer and influential architect in corporate supplier diversity and a revered leader within the African American and Caribbean community. She built a legacy defined by innovation, access, and measurable impact.
Born in Jamaica, but also the holder of American citizenship, Crichlow was deeply rooted in and committed to the Afro-Caribbean diaspora. She was highly respected for her leadership, generosity, unwavering dedication to corporate and community advancement.
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