Business Social – November 3
Supreme Ventures Limited's representatives (from left) Chloleen Daley-Muschett, corporate communications and PR manager; Rose-Marie Moore Grant, executive assistant of human resources and administration; Heather Goldson, chief marketing officer; Dwayne Tulloch, senior vice-president of retail and customer operations; and Danielle Douglas, assistant vice-president of lotteries and transactions, add a touch of excellence to the grand occasion at the Jamaica Pegasus on Wednesday. The team graced the 29th Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Hall of Fame event, a celebration of Howard Mitchell's well-deserved induction into the PSOJ Hall of Fame..
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November 2, 2023

Business Social – November 3

The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Hall of Fame banquet in which businessman Howard Mitchell was recently inaugurated was well supported by well-wishers and the who’s who in business in Jamaica.

The Business Social has already highlighted some of those in attendance, but also wants to put others in the spotlight this Friday. Here we focus attention on support from Supreme Ventures Limited for Mitchell at the Jamaica Pegasus on Wednesday, October 25, 2023. Their distinguished presence marked a celebration of excellence and achievement in Jamaica’s business community. As a key player in the nation’s dynamic economic landscape, Supreme Ventures continues to set the standard for innovation and success, further cementing their legacy in the private sector.

Shauna Isaacs financial controller of treasury at Supreme Ventures Limited is flanked by Christopher Thomas (left), senior investment advisor at Mayberry Investments Limited (MIL), and Howard Mitchell, the esteemed 29th Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica Hall of Fame inductee. The occasion unfolded at the prestigious Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) 29th Hall of Fame event, at the illustrious Jamaica Pegasus..
Rose-Marie Moore Grant, executive assistant of human resources and administration, strikes a pose at the 29th Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Hall of Fame event in the elegant setting of the Jamaica Pegasus on Wednesday..
Krista-Gaye Fisher (left), VP of legal at Supreme Ventures Services, shares a moment of camaraderie with Danielle Douglas, assistant vice-president of lotteries and transactions at Supreme Ventures Limited, amidst the distinguished gathering at the 29th Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Hall of Fame event on Wednesday..
Shauna Isaacs (left), financial controller of treasury at Supreme Ventures Limited, and Jhenelle Nicholson, private client account executive at NCB, exude timeless elegance at the 29th Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Hall of Fame event at the Jamaica Pegasus on Wednesday evening..
Kajay Rowe, the senior marketing manager at Supreme Ventures Limited, radiates charm at the 29th Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Hall of Fame event..
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