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Dressed for Success
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Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
January 19, 2011

Dressed for Success

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Christmas Festival of Savings Storefront Competition awards winners

Dressed to wow and entice shoppers, the window displays of several plaza stores upped their allure quotient over the holiday period for the Christmas Festival of Savings, held from November 25 to 27 last year. National Commercial Bank (NCB) sponsored the window decoration competition and awarded Go West (Overall Winner), June Plum (Most Creative), and Foot Candy (Most Interesting Theme) with their prizes recently.

June Plum

Tony Taffe, NCB’s Senior Sales and Relationship Officer (Team Leader — KSA Region) presents June Plum store manager Ramona Guy (right) with the award for the “Most Creative” window display as Hazel McGill, NCB Senior Business Development Officer, looks on. The store’s décor was executed by Helga Marzouca.

Go West

Go West’s Managing Director Carol Pessoa-Collister (second left) accepts the plaque for her store being the overall winner from Tony Taffe, NCB’s Senior Sales and Relationship Officer Sales while the store’s Marketing Manager Lisa Adelle-Jondeau (left) displays the certificate for being adjudged overall winner of the competition. NCB’s Regional Development Manager Maxine McKenzie (second right) and Senior Business Development Officer Hazel McGill were also in attendance to congratulate the Go West team. Rebecca Packer was the designer of the store’s decoration while Christopher McHale (awarded with a gift certificate of $20,000) executed the finished look.

Foot Candy

The store with the most interesting theme was Foot Candy. Lisa Chin (second right), owner of the store, accepts the certificate from the NCB representatives (from left) Regional Development Manager Maxine McKenzie, Senior Sales & Relationship Officer (Team Lead – KSA Region) Tony Taffe and Senior Business Development Officer Hazel McGill.

 

 

 

 

<p>The June Plum storefront last Christmas.</p>
<p>Go West</p>
<p>Go West: The winning storefront.</p>
<p><p>Foot Candy</p></p>
<p>Foot Candy received the prize for Most Creative Storefront.</p>

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