Excellence Applauded At The 2025 Guardian Life Awards Gala
Insurance advisor Dollis Campbell radiated confidence in a beautiful blue and pink gown, perfect for the evening’s theme ‘Applauding Excellence’
Lifestyle, Social
March 25, 2025

Excellence Applauded At The 2025 Guardian Life Awards Gala

Bright, colourful hues, were among the highlights of the Guardian Life Awards Gala held in the ballroom of the Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Saturday, March 15, 2025.

Impeccable décor created the ideal backdrop for the glitzy affair as the organisation applauded the performances of its team members.

Employees and insurance advisors across all spectrums of the organisation’s operations were recognised for their efforts; including community service awards, sportsman and sportswoman of the year awards, president’s awards, star performer awards, employees of the quarter, production club awardees, long-service awardees, and individual awards for insurance advisors who secured their seat at the 2025 ‘Million Dollar Round Table’.

Tuesday Social shares highlights from the event.

Guardian Group Limited Senior Manager-Marketing and Communications Annette Atkinson signalled her presence at the gala. LH Photography

The effervescent master of ceremonies Simone Clarke-Cooper stepped out in style.LH Photography

Insurance advisors for Trafalgar Financial Centre 1 branch Aida Davis (left) and Annsavoy Rose sparkled in blue and shimmering white, respectively. LH Photography

Looking lovely in red was Montego Bay Branch Insurance Advisor Shaniker Forrester.LH Photography

Stamping his class on the affair was Guardian Group Limited Vice-President - Life Health and Pension Sales Oneil Clarke.LH Photography

Icylin Williams (left) and Rochella Watson from the Sales Administration Department shone brightly among their peers.LH Photography

Looking dapper was Mandeville Branch Insurance Advisor Ian Blackwood.LH Photography

Effortlessly elegant at the gala were (from left) Records Management Manager Roberta Bryan; Simone Henry branch manager Trafalgar Financial Centre 5; and Marlene Nairne, Trafalgar Financial Centre 3.LH Photography

Assistant Vice-President, Employee Benefits Administration Anjell Bryan oozed elegance in a floor-grazer. LH Photography

Abigail McLean (left), manager actuarial, and Monique Colquhoun, assistant vice-president, actuarial, were picture-perfect in black gowns. LH Photography

Sherrie Davis-Cuthbert, senior manager, human resources and records management, made quite the statement in a floor-length white gown.LH Photography

Black and silver were the perfect accents for Marcia Browne, insurance advisor for the Trafalgar Financial Centre 4 branch. LH Photography

The legendary Queen of Reggae music Marcia Griffiths performed her renowned hits.LH Photography

Insurance advisor for the Trafalgar Financial Centre 2 branch Michael Waite was dapper in blue.LH Photography

Ocho Rios Branch Unit Manager Michelle Grant (left), Ocho Rios Branch Insurance Advisor Ava Nathan-Thomas, and her husband Leighton made a good-looking trio. LH Photography

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