Deloitte has announced the appointment of Imani Duncan-Price as director for its Jamaica market, marking a bold step forward in the firm’s regional expansion strategy.

As Deloitte prepares to open its new office in Kingston, Imani’s appointment signals a deep commitment to delivering lasting impact to support the transformation of Jamaica’s business landscape, as well as government and public services.

With more than 20 years’ experience in strategy development, business administration and public-private collaboration, Imani brings a strong track record of leadership across both financial services and government services industries in Jamaica and throughout the Caribbean. She has led transformational initiatives for regional and international institutions, designed innovative solutions and built stakeholder programmes that have helped organisations achieve meaningful, measurable outcomes.

Imani is known for her sharp insight into complex policy environments and regulatory frameworks and has actively contributed to major regional initiatives in partnership with international development agencies. A passionate advocate for sustainable progress, she has also led policy innovation hubs and capacity-building projects across the region. 

Drawing on her extensive experience across public and private institutions—including her former roles in international policy and development—Imani brings a well-rounded, execution-focused leadership style to Deloitte’s efforts in Jamaica. 

Deloitte’s presence in the Jamaican market reflects a deliberate investment to deepen enduring partnerships with the country’s leading institutions and businesses. Leveraging global expertise combined with deep local insight, Deloitte is committed to supporting clients in addressing their most complex challenges. The firm’s approach is rooted in delivering actionable solutions that create lasting value for Jamaica’s evolving public and private sector landscape. 

The firm’s operations in Jamaica will focus on providing best-in-class professional services, enabled by its global expertise in strategy, audit, risk management and technology and transformation. Most importantly, Deloitte will support clients in moving from advice to action through innovative delivery models, such as Deloitte Operate.

Through Deloitte Operate, the firm enables organisations to move beyond strategy into accelerated, sustained execution. By combining deep sector knowledge with operational capabilities and global delivery teams, Deloitte helps clients close the ‘implementation gap’, a common challenge many leaders cite when trying to translate ideas into results. Whether through managed services, co-sourcing models or embedded specialist teams, Deloitte Operate will provide scalable solutions that build internal capacity, reduce operational burden and support long-term transformation. 

This approach aligns directly with the needs of Jamaica’s business leaders, of both public and private sector, who are facing a range of pressing challenges to capitalise on opportunities. Many are seeking to drive productivity and embrace digital transformation within their operating models while also working to build trust in financial systems through strengthened audit and compliance frameworks. At the same time, government and public services leaders are focused on modernising services to enhance citizen experiences. Further, companies across all sectors are navigating increasing regulatory demands. Business continuity and growth are also key concerns, with many family-owned and private enterprises preparing for succession, while others are actively positioning themselves to scale operations, expand globally and attract new sources of capital.

As part of its broader commitment to supporting the business ecosystem, Deloitte will also be launching the Best Managed Companies Program in Jamaica. This globally recognized initiative celebrates excellence in privately held businesses across areas such as strategy, talent, innovation and financial performance. By spotlighting some of the nation’s top-performing companies, the program aims to foster leadership, resilience and long-term growth.

Deloitte’s strategy is simple: invest to stay, grow with Jamaica, and empower leaders to create lasting value. As the firm prepares to open its physical office, the focus remains on building strong client relationships, attracting and developing local talent delivering exceptional service and contributing meaningfully to the transformation efforts underway in the country.