PHOTO: Lime
LIME vice-president of corporate and SME sales Edward Gabbidon (right) shares a laugh with JamaicaNational Building Society senior branch manager Doreen Alexander as he greets her at the telcommunicationcompany’s Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Customers Social at the Bloomfield Greathouse in Mandevilleon October 16. Sharing in the occasion are Craig Schnoor (left), Avaya’s territory systems engineer for theCaribbean and Central America region, and Intcomex Jamaica purchasing manager Robert Whitehorne.(PHOTO: GARFIELD ROBINSON)
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October 24, 2013

PHOTO: Lime

LIME vice-president of corporate and SME sales Edward Gabbidon (right) shares a laugh with Jamaica National Building Society senior branch manager Doreen Alexander as he greets her at the telcommunication company’s Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Customers Social at the Bloomfield Greathouse in Mandeville on October 16. Sharing in the occasion are Craig Schnoor (left), Avaya’s territory systems engineer for the Caribbean and Central America region, and Intcomex Jamaica purchasing manager Robert Whitehorne.

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