Pride, Puma and Paris: A Triumphant Celebration of Jamaica’s Independence
In a vibrant fusion of sports, style, and national pride, Scotiabank winners recently immersed themselves in the ultimate athleisure experience at Puma House Paris. The occasion? Celebrating Jamaica’s 62nd Independence Day. And what better way to commemorate this national milestone than in the city of love, surrounded by the world’s top athletes and sports enthusiasts.
Puma, the iconic sports brand, pulled out all the stops to host an exclusive gathering that would make even the most discerning fashionistas and sports aficionados green with envy. On this day, Jamaica’s pride and spirit shone brighter than the Eiffel Tower itself and Scotiabank credit cardholders and Pursuit of Paris winners witnessed in delight!
As our winners mingled with the crème de la crème of the sports world, it was clear that this was no ordinary celebration. This was a testament to Jamaica’s unwavering passion, unrelenting drive and unbridled charm. For, in a world where athleticism and style often collide, Jamaica stands tall as the coolest nation on Earth.
“Here’s to Puma, for recognising and celebrating our island’s inimitable flair. Here’s to Scotiabank, for giving our winners Antonio Curtis, Alijah Curtis, Petula Senior, and Howard Senior the ultimate Parisian experience. And here’s to Jamaica, for being the epitome of pride, passion, and style,” said Scotiabank’s Head of Marketing Tonya Russell.
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Marketing Meets Medallists: Scotiabank’s Tonya Russell (left) and Ryan Foster,CEO, Jamaica Olympic Association, join forces with Olympian Natoya Goule-Toppin at Puma House, blending business and athletic prowess.
Pride, Puma & Paris! Scotiabank winners immerse themselves in athleisure heaven at Puma House Paris to celebrate Jamaica’s 62nd Independence Day. The sports brand staged an exclusive get-together with athletes and sports aficionados to celebrate the coolest nation on Earth.
