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Rushell Clayton (left), two-time World Championships 400m bronze medallist, pauses for a photo with Christopher Zacca, president and CEO of Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited.
Business Observer Daily Biz
March 6, 2024

Business Social

Laced up and ready to go, the Supreme Ventures Limited and Lifespan Spring Water corporate teams joined thousands of participants in the 2024 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run, which raised a remarkable $109 million for its designated beneficiaries: Savanna-la-Mar Public General Hospital, National Chest Hospital, and Danny Williams School for the Deaf. In addition to promoting health, laughter, and teamwork the Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run also serves as an outlet for businesses, in both the public and private sector, to demonstrate good corporate citizenship.

The Jamaica Observer’s Business Social brings you a few snaps from the event.

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