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May 22, 2024

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Digicel honoured the contributions of its administrative professionals across the digital operator’s human resources, technical support, marketing, finance, Digicel Business, customer care, and the front desk teams at an exclusive luncheon at the ROK Hotel in downtown Kingston.

The event, hosted by Digicel CEO Stephen Murad, provided a unique opportunity for the honourees to strengthen their bonds beyond the usual office setting.

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