Mayberry recognises top staff
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December 7, 2010

Mayberry recognises top staff

Recognizing excellence in Financial Advisory services, Mayberry Investments Limited showcases the best performing employees for the final quarter of 2010. The following are nominees for Mayberry’s CEO Award for Excellence, an annual award highlighting the employee that has contributed their very best to the company for the year. The top five Mayberry employees for the last quarter 2010 are (from left) Paul Penn – Financial Advisor; Timoy Nation – Financial Advisor; Ana-Kaye Green – Financial Advisor; Okelia Parredon – Financial Advisor and Ian Laidlaw – Financial Advisor. Mayberry CEO Gary Pear tis in the centre.

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