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May 27, 2025

Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Page 2 is back at the AC Hotel Kingston for the most prestigious of Sagicor’s awards: The Sagicor Group Annual Awards 2024, where top achievers from across the group jetted in to Jamaica to not only represent their territories but vie for the top advisor and administrative awards.

The event, under the theme United In Excellence: The Gold Standard, was held on Tuesday, May 20. Here are more highlights.

#SagicorStrong Sagicor Group Jamaica President & CEO Christopher Zacca was flanked by Sagicor Financial Company Ltd Chief Financial Officer Kathryn Jenkins (left) and Sagicor Bank Limited CEO Chorvelle Johnson Cunningham. LH Multimedia

Suit smart Sagicor Group Jamaica Record Management Clerk Brandon Grant — who was up for the Group Pioneer of the Year Award — was spiffy in gold and black. LH Multimedia

Issuing A Statement Branch manager at Sagicor Life Corporate Circle Meila McKitty Plummer — who snagged her go-to designer Sophia Jones to spruce up an LBD from her wardrobe — was papped on arrival beside her husband, Sagicor Group Vice-President — Client Adoption, Retention & Enrichment Merrick Plummer, in Joseph Abboud. LH Multimedia

Freeze Frame Sagicor Life Jamaica Branch Manager — Knutsford Leslie George Francis shared the frame with #TrophyGirls Sarah Bailey (left) and Kerry Williams. LH Multimedia

‘S’ On My Chest Event concierges (from left) Osheane Gayle, Cordell Grant, Stephen Levy, and Rolando Moodie were as sociable as they were stylish. LH Multimedia

As Good As Gold Sagicor Group Jamaica Manager, Brand Experience Kadia Adlam swanned in wearing a look designed and styled by Norma Williams’ BrandEd and executed by Pesche.LH Photography

Star Quality Compère Jennifer “Jenny Jenny” Small went for gold in a glittering web lace gown with floor-length abbreviated cape by Pesche, styled by Norma Williams.LH Photography

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