Duplicate — Free Wi-Fi at Champs FLOW offering Internet service to 30,000 capacity stadium
Carlo Redwood, VP marketing and products at Flow, announcing the free Wi-Fi service — for a 30,000-capacity stadium — his company is offering at the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys' and Girls' Athletics Championships during yesterday's Jamaica Observer Monday Exchange Also photographed are Flow's Sponsorship Manager Stephen Miller (right), Caroline Mahfood, executive director of the GraceKennedy Foundation, and David Reid, business development manager, GraceKennedy.
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March 14, 2016

Duplicate — Free Wi-Fi at Champs FLOW offering Internet service to 30,000 capacity stadium

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