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November 30, 2024

Saturday, November 30, 2024

Guests were dressed to impress on Wednesday, November 27 as they raised Champagne toasts — all courtesy of Select Brands — to the Acropolis relaunch. The chic atmosphere was elevated by the unveiling of new gaming machines, expertly crafted cocktails, and unforgettable performances, making for an evening of sheer delight.

Page 2 shares highlights.

Magic Moment Ministry of Tourism Senior Advisor/Strategist Delano Seiveright (second row, right) and Select Brands Managing Director David McConnell (second row, second left) joined #TeamSupremeVentures (second row, from left) Gary Peart, Leighton McKnight, Christel Derizzio, Xesus Johnston, and (back row, from left) Kamal Powell and Dwayne Tulloch for ribbon-cutting duties..

three for the road Patron Nicholas Manley shared the frame with Sheneil Scott (left) and Dahlia McPherson before heading into the Acropolis relaunch on Wednesday..

Doubling Down Supreme Ventures Limited director Eroleen Anderson (right) and Enerbiz director Simone Foster brought the perfect blend of style and grace to the event..

Hitting the Jackpot Supreme Ventures Limited Projects Manager Jileesia Ferguson was fab..

What’s At Stake? Patron Denise Campbell was radiant in bronze..

Haute Streak Parenting consultant Michelle Gordon was among the stylish guests..

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