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Dr. Marshall Hall OJ – A prominent businessman, nation builder and family man, he served as the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at The UWI, Mona, and Head of the Department of Management Studies, a precursor to the Mona School of Business.

Hall was mainly associated with the Jamaica Producers Group Limited where he served as director for four decades and group managing director for 27 years. Hall was lauded by the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), in whose Hall of Fame he was inducted in 2004.The late titan was praised for serving his country with distinction in academia and business. He was lauded for the growth and innovation of Jamaica’s banana industry and was credited for spearheading the resuscitation of the sector in St Mary and other parishes after Jamaica was hammered by hurricanes Allen in 1980 and Gilbert eight years later. Hall was said to have advanced JP’s diversification into manufacturing, becoming the premier banana producer and exporter to the United Kingdom through a joint venture with the Government of Jamaica and Fyffes Plc. He was also chairman and CEO of the Jamaica Public Service Company, chairman of the Jamaica Development Bank (precursor to the Development Bank of Jamaica), and chairman of National Commercial Bank and Mutual Life. Hall was also chairman of the Caribbean Policy Research Institute, director of the Caribbean Maritime University, and member of the West Indian Commission, the Police Service Commission, and Police Civilian Oversight Authority.