Xesus Johnston, former CEO of Supreme Ventures Gaming, has died
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April 1, 2026

Xesus Johnston, former CEO of Supreme Ventures Gaming, has died

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Xesus Johnston, the former chief executive officer of Supreme Ventures Gaming Limited, has died.

Observer Online understands that Johnston passed away Tuesday following a period of illness.

Johnston resigned as CEO of Supreme Ventures Gaming in January of 2025 to, the company said at the time, pursue “other interests and personal projects”.

He had served for just over five years at the helm of the Supreme Ventures Limited subsidiary.

Prior to his tenure at Supreme Ventures Gaming, he held prominent positions at Facey Telecom and Cable and Wireless.

A Campion College and University of the West Indies alum, Johnston is the eldest son of Jamaica Observer columnist and Rhodes Scholar Franklin Johnston.

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