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March 18, 2025

Tuesday, March 18, 2025

It was difficult to feign indifference to the black, gold and white fonts of the Sunday brunch invitation from Barita Wealth held Sunday inside the Mercedes-Benz showroom. Those fortunate enough to have secured an invite were not left disappointed! From the seamless handling of parking and shuttle service, to the understated opulence of the Jacqui Tyson-curated venue (decor must never compete with fashionable guests), there was no detail left to chance. Members of #TeamBarita were on hand to welcome guests, the entertainment package that featured the brilliant musical styling of the D’Kru band and thought-provoking message from reggae artiste Jesse Royal placed the spotlight on #RockExcellence. The proceedings were handled with aplomb by Stacy-Ann Smith.

Page 2 affords a taste.

#TeamBarita Barita Investments Ltd VP, Premium Wealth and Corporate Solutions Sancia Thompson (fourth right) faced the lens with team members (from left) Adrian Smith, Vanessa Lawrence-Williams, Timoy National, Jonace Holness, Jheanelle Lawrence, Renee Ebanks, and Brittany Blake..

Happy Camper By the look of things, Advanced Integrated Systems Limited Chairman & CEO Douglas Halsall was pleased with the token he received from Senior Manager, Sales & Service Quality at Barita Wealth Jheanelle Lawrence..

Photo Call Mercedes-Benz Jamaica Brand Manager Richard Lechler (left) joined members of the Barita team (from second left) Chairman Mark Myers; Vice-President, Strategic Business Development & Investor Relations Kerrie Baylis, and Senior Vice-President, Investment Banking Terise Kettle-Senior, and Cornerstone United Financial Holdings Jamaica Chief Human Resources Officer Stephanie Murdock for a Page 2 moment..

Next of Kin Also on the guest list were Aurora Technologies Limted co-founder & director Erica Anderson (left) and her sister, Resortwear by Eroleen principal Eroleen Anderson..

All Smiles ...were Jamaica Observer Media Group Deputy Managing Director Natalie Chin Samuda (left) and Barita Investments Ltd Communications Consultant Gail Abrahams, who ensured all went well..

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