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Cheers To Us!
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Cheers To Us!

Saturday Social continues to cruise at high altitude at CPJ’s Sparkling Flights, the wine-tasting event held on Saturday, March 8, International Women’s Day. Relive the moments celebrating the strength and resilience of women as well as the wine-tasting adventure they embarked on.

Photographer: Garfield Robinson

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Celebrating sisterhood were (from left) Pocmi Inc CEO Melissa Powell, MMH Data Systems CEO Emma Todd, Veekle CEO Cherie Williams and IT risk consultant Courtney Williams.Garfield Robinson

Ready for a wine-filled night were (from left) Pressbox Printers director Nancy Lopez, realtor Pamela Carty and administrator Jacqueline Johnson.Garfield Robinson

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Raising their glasses during their ‘flight’ were (from left) JDF Credit Union Member Services Manager Marsha McGowan, Smart Minds CEO Judith McGowan and quality assurance engineer Khylia Clarke.Garfield Robinson

Businesswoman Sharon Clarke Donegan (left) and retired administrator Beulah Bartholomew were all set for a night of wine and celebration.Garfield Robinson

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Sharing a toast were CPJ Senior Brand Manager for Wines Gina Forrest (left) and CPJ Brand Manager - Foods Justine Bailey.Garfield Robinson

Enjoying the occasion were investment banker Annette Phillpotts (right) and her daughter, Rebecca.Garfield Robinson

CPJ Marketing and Promotions Manager Joleine Longman-Boreland fairly glowed in a Chik n Trende maxi.Garfield Robinson

Guest speaker Krystal Tomlinson (centre) posed with Pochmi Inc CEO Melissa Powell (left) and Suntory Country Business Lead Tricia Mereigh after they won bottles of Freixenet D.O.C prosecco.Garfield Robinson

CPJ Brand Manager — Foods Justine Bailey (right) introduced Josh Prosecco to IT risk consultant Courtney Williams.Garfield Robinson

Presenting New Green House General Manager Nicola McGrath (right) with a bottle of Freixenet Premium Rose was CPJ Brand Manager - Wines Gina Forrest.Garfield Robinson

CPJ E-Commerce and Sales Integration Officer Omekia Beadle put in an appearance Saturday night.Garfield Robinson

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