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Gong Hey Fat Choy From Macau
[ESTABLISHING SHOT]DSC_3736The scene outside the Macau Gaming Lounge and Bar.
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February 8, 2016

Gong Hey Fat Choy From Macau

Chinese lanterns and icicle lights strung overhead, a rustic al fresco dining setting, soft music, scrumptious fare and hearty libations set the tone for an evening of festivities at the Macau Gaming Lounge and Bar Monday evening. It was, according to Macau Managing Director Matthew Chinn, the perfect opportunity to show their appreciation to their loyal customers and friends. ”The annual Chinese New Year celebrations are happening worldwide. It is all about gathering family and friends for dinner and camaraderie. Tonight we’ve invited family, friends, and our loyal customers to come out and dine, on us.”

It was no idle boast, as over 300 people dined on fare catered by the Macau kitchen with libations aplenty from the well-appointed J Wray & Nephew premium bar and WATA “cool down” station. Wednesday Social ushers in the year of the monkey.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Music & Furniture Centre Limited Managing Director Gautam Lillaney and his wife Lyssette.
Ray’s International Managing Director Ray Phillips (left) and entrepreneur Rory Chinn.
An aerial view of the scene in the Macau parking lot.
A tête-à-tête between Sign Craft Limited Company Director Carl Lazarus (left) and Jamaica Observer board director and MegaMart founder/chairman Gassan Azan.
Dealaz Manufacturing Managing Director Saleem Lazarus (centre) with his sons Zach (left), and Todd.
Businessman Ian Lawson and his ophthalmologist wife Dr Dawn Lawson send smiles our way.
Tsang Fast Food Restaurant cashier Kerry Tsang and her two-year-old son Daniel were out for the new year festivities.
Servi-Care Limited Medical Representative Stacy-Ann Williams with her beau, personal trainer Keith Spence.
Macau Gaming Lounge & Bar Managing Director Matthew Chinn (third right), and General Manager Francisco Mignott (fourth left) with members of the executive team (from left) floor manager Nicholas DeMercado; bar manager Antoinette McIntosh; operations manager Annette Carrington-Jackson; and floor managers Julia Bras, Darren Lau, and Shauna Dunlop.
Elsie Lau, managing director of Century Business Machines Limited; Nathan Lee (centre), retired banker, and Howard Lau, managing director of Scientific & Medical Supplies Limited.
DSC_3663Chinese lanterns illuminate the rustic atmosphere.
Retired entrepreneurs Stanford and Joyce Wong.
W&B Enterprise managers Warren Hesty and Maleikka Black.
(From left:) Rajiv Ebanks, value chain manager, Agricultural Competitiveness Programme at the Ministry of Agriculture; Jordanne Keane, J Wray & Nephew product quality analyst; and Lori Chinn, general manager of Macau’s sister company Reno Gaming Lounge.
Retired engineer Leon Lau (left) with his brother Leo, retired electrician, and his sister-in-law Miranda.
Choice cocktails in-hand, celebrity hairstylist Adolf Raynor (left); Assistant Vice-president, Legal Affairs, UTech, Jamaica Kent Pantry, and attorney-at-law Annaliesa Lindsay raise a toast to a wonderful evening.
J Wray & Nephew bartender Craig Lindsay replenishes a shot of Cranberry juice for food services proprietor Winston Pagon.
Betting Gaming and Lotteries Executive Director Jack Shirley (left) raises a toast with his wife Audrey, travel consultant, and their son AndrÃ&Copy;.
J Wray & Nephew Business Development Manager Chesna Haber is sandwiched by Macau Gaming Lounge Managing Director Matthew Chinn (left), and General Manager Francisco Mignott.

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