Supreme Ventures mourns passing of its President and CEO, Brian George
GEORGE&hellip; there is no commitment we at SVL have made in anything that happens on a one-off<br />basis, because we think it through before we make that commitment.<br />(PHOTO: BRYAN CUMMINGS)
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October 22, 2016

Supreme Ventures mourns passing of its President and CEO, Brian George

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Supreme Ventures Limited in a statement just issued says it is mourning the untimely passing of its President and CEO, Brian George.

“The entire SVL family is deeply shocked and saddened by Brian’s death. He had been battling illness for some time but continued on a daily basis to discharge all of his duties to SVL. We are just trying to come to terms with this significant loss.  We will miss him beyond words,” said SVL’s Chairman, Paul Hoo.

George became President and CEO of Supreme Ventures in 2003.  At the time of his passing, he was also Chairman of the Jamaica Gaming Association and Deputy Chairman of the National Health Fund (NHF) board.

George is survived by his wife, Keneea, and his sons, Christopher and Matthew. 

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