PHOTO: Double listing
(From left) Steven Marston Chairman CEO CAC 2000, Devon Barrett GM VM Wealth, Marlene Street-Forrest GM JSE, Steven Whittingham MD GK Capital and Edward Teddy Alexander CEO of tTech and share a celebratory drink following the listing of CAC 2000 and Ttech to the Junior Stock Exchange.
Business, News
January 7, 2016

PHOTO: Double listing

(From left) Steven Marston Chairman CEO CAC 2000, Devon Barrett GM VM Wealth, Marlene Street-Forrest GM JSE, Steven Whittingham MD GK Capital and Edward Teddy Alexander CEO of tTech and share a celebratory drink following the listing of CAC 2000 and Ttech to the Junior Stock Exchange. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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