September 4, 2024

Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Mayberry Investments Limited Executive Chairman Christopher Berry, a proud alumnus of St George’s College Class of 1976, was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame on Saturday, August 31, at the S Hotel, Kingston.

Celebrated for his exceptional contributions to the business community and his steadfast commitment to the values of his alma mater, Berry’s induction recognises a career marked by leadership and dedication. With over three decades in the securities industry and an influential role at Mayberry, his achievements continue to inspire the next generation of St George’s College graduates.

Family Affair Mayberry Chairman and St George’s College Hall-of-Fame inductee Christopher Berry (right) had the support of his wife Dr Patricia Yap (second right); his brother, Mayberry Executive Vice-Chairman Konrad Berry, and sister-in-law Genevieve. .

Photo-Ready St George’s College Principal Margaret Campbell shared the frame with chartered accountant Gladstone “Tony” Lewars (left), and Mayberry Chairman Christopher Berry..

Freeze Frame Also out for the momentous occasion were Chad Nemiah and his wife Shannon Chen See Nemiah..

Back 2 Black Krista-Gaye Fisher, acting CEO, Supreme Ventures Services Limited, was elegant in black..

Timely Investment Mayberry Investments Ltd CEO Gary Peart (right) was also out to support Executive Chairman Christopher Berry..

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