'Proudly a countryman' - Minister Floyd Green Talks Growing Up in St. Elizabeth

Impacting Jamaica

“Mom was a teacher and dad worked in agriculture,” shares Minister Without Portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister Floyd Green. Green, who is an attorney, credits his rural upbringing and country values of respect for your elders, principles of kindness and having ‘good manners’, as core to who he is today. Passionate about serving, he was involved in many school activities, and discovered his leadership potential from very early. Green, who received the award for the most involved senior student at Munroe College, advises young people to believe in self, cautioning that “life is not a straight path”. Join host Shelly-Ann Harris for a relaxing chat with Floyd Green in this interesting edition of Impacting Jamaica.