Jock Campbell
Jock Campbell was a notable figure in the business and agricultural sectors, known for his leadership at Bookers, a prominent trading company in the Caribbean. His influence extended beyond commerce, as he engaged with various intellectuals and contributed to discussions about economic and social issues in Guyana. Campbell was recognized for fostering relationships between business and community, and for his commitment to advancing agricultural practices in the region, making a lasting impact on both the economy and society.
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Jock Campbell is a veteran who is moving to Japan next year.
World Rugby urged to act on hip-drop tackles as Sydney Roosters join fight for teen star
Australia· 2026-07-15
Jock Campbell was the replacement cover for Meredith despite never starting in the No.10 jersey.
Waugh defends Wallabies coaching handover after dismal runAustralia· 2026-07-13
Jock Campbell was picked as the back-up five-eighth despite never starting a professional game in that position.
Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt ignores veteran No.10s and calls up another rookie for must-win Italy clashAustralia· 2026-07-12
Jock Campbell had a difficult night after a strong performance against Ireland.
Player ratings as Australia suffers heavy defeat at Suncorp StadiumAustralia· 2026-07-11
Jock Campbell is set to be the back-up to Meredith despite primarily being a fullback.
Wallabies turn to uncapped rookie after more injury chaos at five-eighthAustralia· 2026-07-08
Jock Campbell made a great return to the Wallabies, scoring a try in his first Test since 2022.
Peter Fitzsimons on ‘Gallipoli’ effort of WallabiesAustralia· 2026-07-04
Jock Campbell has been rewarded for his outstanding Super Rugby form – and resilience – with a return to the Wallabies’ starting side.
Australia recall veteran Jock Campbell after three years in wildernessAustralia· 2026-07-02
Jock Campbell was the then Chairman of Bookers who invited the author to meet Kenneth Boulding.
A personal manifesto - Stabroek News
Guyana· 2025-07-13