Photo: New Board
NEW SVREL BOARD! From left Dennis Chung – chief financial officer at parent company Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL); Julian Mair – investment banker at Jamaica MoneyMarket Brokers; former many times champion trainer Philip Feanny; Ann-Dawn Young Sang – president and chief executive officer at SVL; Solomon Sharpe – businessmanand Ian Kent Levy – businessman. (Photo: Collin Reid)
Horse Racing, Sports
January 31, 2019

Photo: New Board

The new board of directors for the promoting company of horse racing Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited (SVREL) has been named. The board is chaired by businessman Solomon Sharpe.

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