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April 28, 2004

Patrick Casserly wins Observer Business Leader Award

Patrick Casserly (right), chief executive officer of eServices Ltd, receives his nominee’s plaque from Observer director Christopher Zacca at last night’s Jamaica Observer Business Leader Awards held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston.

Casserly later went on to win the prestigious award from the field of six nominees that included Douglas Graham, managing director of Palace Amusement Company; Donovan “Donnie” Bunting, proprietor of Longville Park farm; Christopher Berry, executive chairman of Mayberry Investments; Omar Azan, chief executive officer of Boss Furniture; and Winston Adams, executive chairman of the University College of the Caribbean.

(Photo: Bryan Cummings)

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