Business Social — November 30, 2022
Yannick Sharpe (left), CEO of Amazing Concrete Finishes, and Dr Norman Dunn, state minister in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, shake hands by the company's ready-mix truck.
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November 29, 2022

Business Social — November 30, 2022

Amazing Concrete Finishes Limited on November 26 opened its long-awaited second location in Montego Bay, St James.

The 400-square-foot facility complete with a showroom and ready-mix plant marks the latest expansion for the company which, since its launch in 2011, has witnessed tremendous growth, servicing a large pool of clients for which it installs decorative coatings on concrete surfaces including walkways, driveways, interior design areas, patios, decks, and pool areas.

The opening event, attended by Dr Norman Dunn, minister of state in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, along with other stakeholders, welcomed a new wave of expansion for the decorative finishes company which plans to open other locations in the island and across the Caribbean.

Business Social shares some highlights from the event.

The launch for Amazing Concrete Finishes second location in Montego Bay was well supported by a number of local stakeholders who turned out to witness the monumental event. Photographed (from left) in this photo are Kevin Donaldson, Senator Janice Allen, Christopher Brown, Terise Kettle, Yannick Sharpe; Dr Norman Dunn; Angela Amir; Ramon Small-Ferguson, Heroy Clarke, Homer Davis, and Andre Nelson PE.
GROUND LAID. Back row, from left: Member of Parliament for St James Central, Heroy Clarke; vice-president of investment banking at Barita Terise Kettle; ACF Chairman Christopher Brown; Angela Amir, ACF director; Andre Nelson, industrial and buildings solutions manager at CEMEX; and Homer Davis, minister of state in the Office of the Prime Minister, look on as Dr Norman Dunn Ministry of Industry, Investment & Commerce and AFC Yannick Sharpe take part in an official stamping ceremony at the ACF Montego Bay launch event.
From left: Heroy Clarke, Member for Parliament St James Central, MP, Dr Norman Dunn, state minister in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce; Yannick Sharpe, Amazing Concrete Finishes CEO; and Andre Nelson, industrial and buildings solutions manager, CEMEX, share in a photo by Amazing Concrete Finishes ready-mix truck.
A section of the attendees present for the launch of Amazing Concrete Finishes’ new location in Montego Bay last Saturday.
CEO and managing director of Amazing Concrete Finishes Yannick Sharpe presents opening remarks at the company’s Montego Bay launch event held on November 26.
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