Sadler’s Big 50!
Sandals Resorts International Deputy Chairman and CEO Adam Stewart.
Business
December 14, 2015

Sadler’s Big 50!

The 50th birthday of Unique Vacations/ Sandals Resorts International Senior Vice-President, Global Sales Gary Sadler was saluted by colleagues and industry types, last Saturday evening, at the prime minister’s official residence Vale Royal.

Hosted by Sandals Resorts International founder and chairman Gordon Stewart and his CEO and deputy chairman son, Adam, well-wishers mingled in the company of government ministers, and members of parliament; executives from Unique Vacations/ Sandals Resorts International umbrella, and the Canadian super-distribution network Travelbrands, in-between bites of Sandals Ochi and Beaches Ocho Rios fare, and the musical stylings of chanteuse Gem Myers, turntablist Kamal Bankay, and live band Fab 5.

Business Social made the cut and files this report.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dancehall icon Carlene Smith.
Minister of Information in the Office of the Prime Minister Senator Sandrea Falconer toasts Sadler (centre), while the Minister of State for Transport, Works and Housing Richard Azan looks on.
Ryerson University student Courtney Sadler (left) sernades her dad, Gary (right) while her Victoria’s Secret sales specialist sister (and Gary’s other daughter) Danya looks on. Minister of State for Transport, Works & Housing Richard Azan is pictured in the background.
Sadler (left) with Minister of Tourism and Entertainment Dr Wykeham McNeill (centre) and Stewart.
ESTABLISHING SHOTThe evening’s signature cocktails, ‘French Kiss’.
Living Spaces proprietor Maureen Shaw.
Sandals Resorts International Director of Weddings and Romance Marsha-Ann Donaldson-Brown with Sadler
Unique Vacations/Sandals Resorts International Senior Vice-President, Global Sales Gary Sadler enters his Vale Royal birthday shindig.
Unique Vacations Chief Financial Officer Paul Soutter with his marketing consultant wife Olivia Porteous-Soutter
Dental hygienist Jullian Martin
Sandals Resorts International sales exec Marsha Myers (left) and Madalyn’s Events event coordinator Marsha Edwards
Sandals Resorts International advertising consultant Cheryl Stewart with Sadler.
Unique Vacations Event Administrator Doritta Gooden (left) and her inside sales colleague Grace Larmond
QSC Limited quantity surveyor Barry McKoy and his wife Heather, regional manager at Unicomer Jamaica Limited.
Sadler (centre) with his executive assistant Cristina Pavloff and Sandals Resorts International Chief Business Development Officer Dwight Johnson.
Public relations consultant and disc jockey Kamal Bankay.
Travelbrands CEO Zeina Gedeon with Sadler.
Businessman Claude Fletcher and art enthusiast Karen Neita.
North East St Elizabeth Member of Parliament Raymond Pryce is flanked by (left) and the event’s organiser Pamela Redwood.
Sadler (left) greets Sandals Resorts International founder/chairman Gordon Stewart.
Iberostar Suites Assistant General Manager Kymoya Case-Spaulding
Opposition Member of Parliament Daryl Vaz and his philanthropist wife Ann-Marie.
Sandals Resorts International Food Services Manager André Bolton (left) and Food and Beverage Director Andre Harris.

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