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Kings for a Day: Red Stripe treats its men to a ‘Royal Experience’
Red Stripe Managing Director Daaf Van Tilburg (left) raises a toast with Head of Human Resources Judon Bowden marking the close of a meaningful and memorable celebration in honour of Red Stripe’s fathers.
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June 21, 2025

Kings for a Day: Red Stripe treats its men to a ‘Royal Experience’

RED Stripe rolled out the red carpet — literally and figuratively — for the men in its workforce during a spirited Father’s Day celebration held at its on-site Vibes Sports Bar.

The day kicked off with a carefully curated retreat designed to pamper and uplift, transforming the sports bar into a spa-like sanctuary.

Stations were thoughtfully arranged with soft lighting, scented oils, and soothing music, creating an atmosphere that blended ease with elegance. Men were treated to complimentary haircuts, manicures, pedicures, and relaxing massages — each treatment a small gesture of gratitude wrapped in care.

The transformation of the space reflected Red Stripe’s people-first ethos, where wellness, appreciation, and a touch of indulgence met in perfect harmony.

Organised by the human resources team, the event was more than just a break from routine. It was a heartfelt nod to the men — biological fathers, mentors, and role models — who consistently show up with purpose, pride, and a quiet strength that holds teams together.

In keeping with Red Stripe’s inclusive approach, the celebration honoured not only fatherhood, but leadership in all its everyday forms.

As the pampering sessions wound down, the atmosphere shifted into full-on festivity. The scent of grooming oils gave way to the sharp clap of dominoes, the hum of foosball duels, and the sound of laughter bouncing across the room.

Cold drinks were raised, toasts were made, and a sense of ease and joy settled in. What began as a morning of quiet appreciation culminated in a lively afternoon of connection — reminding everyone that when people feel seen and valued, culture thrives.

Red Stripe Finance Officer Chester Grant (left) kicks back for a well-deserved pedicure during the Father’s Day celebration at the company’s Vibes Sports Bar. Looking and also enjoying the moment is Kamar Thompson, senior quality analyst.x

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