Business social – November 9
Philbert Perry (centre), assistant vice-president, individual life — sales & distribution, Sagicor Life, poses with the 2022 Sagicor Life High Flyers.
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November 8, 2022

Business social – November 9

The Sagicor Life team took over the Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Thursday, November 3 as they hosted several financial advisors to their annual High Flyers Luncheon and Pinning Ceremony.

The pinning ceremony event was created in 2009 to award and highlight top-performing advisors who have satisfied the qualification criteria for gross settled cases, settled premium income, policy delivery rate and average conservation within the first two quarters of the financial year.

This year, 24 financial advisors made it into the high-flyers club, the achievement is also used to mark advisor’s progress as they seek to make it to the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), the industry’s most highest achievement globally for an advisor. Business Social has the highlights.

Karl Williams, executive vice-president, Sagicor Group Jamaica, gives a heartwarming message to the newly pinned Sagicor Life High Flyers.
Malaika Beckford Cook, Sagicor Life advisor, stuns in her mustard dress.
Nicola Leo-Rhynie, vice-president, insurance sales, Sagicor Life, and Patrick Sinclair, branch manager, Sagicor Life Montego Bay, pose for a quick photo op.
Top High Flyer Nicholene Taylor receives her award from Philbert Perry, assistant vice-president, individual life — sales & distribution, Sagicor Life.
Mark Chisholm (left), chief revenue officer, Sagicor Life, and Sagicor Life financial advisor Oral Heaven look dapper in their suits at the High Flyers Luncheon and Pinning Ceremony.
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