Eight women to get Observer Chairman’s Award For Outstanding Service
(L-R) Lella Ricci, director, Toscanini<br />Italian restaurant. Claudette Tenn, chef/patron,<br />M10. Hillary Stewart, director of<br />food & beverage, Round Hill<br />Hotel & Villas
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May 27, 2015

Eight women to get Observer Chairman’s Award For Outstanding Service

THE Chairman’s Award For Outstanding Service will tonight be presented to eight of Jamaica’s outstanding women at the 17th staging of the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards.

The work ethic of these eight remarkable ladies has no concept of mediocre or servitude. We have watched as they have elevated their level of service to that of outstanding. Their best service is offered daily, and with a smile.

It is from that smile that their many customers are given the assurance that their business matters, small or large, repeat or one-off; that going the extra mile is indeed par for the course.

We applaud those ladies who have, like sponges, soaked up the nuances and peculiarities of quality service, and have become veritable role models for their generation.

The seasoned professionals have not only stamped their class on their establishments, they have redefined outstanding service.

Above are the eight awardees:

 

(L-R) Susie Hanna, managing<br />director, Susie&rsquo;s Bakery &<br />Coffee Bar. Christine Thompson-Wood &mdash;<br />16 years of outstanding service<br />to the Jamaica Observer Table<br />Talk Food Awards
(L-R) Arlene Wynter, sales &<br />banquet manager, Terra Nova<br />All-Suite Hotel. Latoya Campbell, waitress,<br />Spanish Court Hotel. Camille Brown, hospitality<br />supervisor, Jacqui Tyson<br />Catering

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