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Lacey Gordon appointed director of sponsorship at JTTA
Lacey Gordon
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May 1, 2026

Lacey Gordon appointed director of sponsorship at JTTA

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Lacey Gordon is turning her lifelong love of sport into action as she assumes the role of director of sponsorship at the Jamaica Table Tennis Association (JTTA).

This position allows her to combine her professional skills with a deep commitment to advancing Jamaican sport.

While her background is in real estate, Gordon brings strategic thinking, relationship-building skills, and a results-driven mindset that will be invaluable in creating meaningful partnerships. Her enthusiasm for sports fuels her approach, ensuring opportunities benefit both athletes and stakeholders.

A realtor by profession, Gordon has developed a foundation of strategic thinking, discipline, and relationship-building that she now applies to the world of sports sponsorship. Her enthusiasm for sport has been a constant in her life, and this role offers her the opportunity to channel that passion into meaningful action. From grassroots initiatives to broader commercial partnerships, she is determined to help athletes, teams, and the association thrive.

At the JTTA, she will focus on creating connections between brands, investors, and stakeholders, ensuring that partnerships are not only financially sustainable but also aligned with the growth and visibility of the sport. Her approach is grounded in purpose, professionalism, and a vision for long-term impact.

Reflecting on the appointment, Aubyn Henry, chief strategy and development officer said: “This role requires vision, dedication, and an understanding of both people and opportunity. Lacey embodies all of that. She brings energy, insight, and focus which is perfectly positioned to help the JTTA build partnerships that last.”

 

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