The Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC) raises more than US$42,000 for its Educational Scholarship Fund at its annual gala, held on 13 September at the Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa. The event draws over 300 guests from the captive insurance and financial services sectors. The scholarship programme supports Caymanian students who are pursuing tertiary education overseas. The fund has provided financial assistance to dozens of young people in various fields, including finance and medicine, since its inception. IMAC Chair Kieran Mehigan says that every dollar raised helps expand opportunities for Caymanian students and strengthens the future of the local workforce. Past scholarship recipient Jevaughnie Ebanks speaks at this year's event, describing how the programme transformed his education and career path. Organisers say his testimony underscores the long-term impact of the initiative. RSM returns as the title sponsor for the 2025 gala, with additional support from Artex, Campbells, and Honigman. RSM partner Richard Wainwright says the firm is committed to "investing in young people" and that education "creates lasting value for the entire community".
