Fewer Corporate Suits. That awful stabbing incident and offloading shares
For just when we were all simply lamenting the woes of travelling sans toothpaste, perfume, lotion and lipstick.
The stylish (read label lover) Rachael McLarty switched jobs and will now need a few more designer sandals and a tad fewer corporate suits as she steps more frequently on the sand. Congrats and good luck, girl.
Heather Shields is switching to banking and the super charming, hardworking Maxine Whittingham continues her climb up the Red Stripe vat. Across at RJR, Alan Wright is the director of marketing and commercial affairs (he comes to the group from Digicel and Carreras).
The one no longer part of the upwardly mobile crew decided, in the words of the first Mrs Donald Trump, ‘Not to get mad. but even’ and so, on his way out, dumped his shares right before the price plummeted. The sweetest part is that the regulators have not seen it fit to publish the information on their website.
The Week’s
Big One.
Uptown, however, it’s another case of ‘who would have thunk it’? Who would have thunk it indeed?
The top cop’s son’s throat was slashed and he was stabbed in the face, right in front of that well-established store at Central Plaza. Why? He refused to hand over his cell phone. The uptown boys (three) were taken to the Half-Way-Tree Police Station and arrested.
Some 300 cell phones were in their possession, clearly a thriving business. Naturally, the top lawyers have been called in and they are now out on bail. This one promises to be as riveting as Snakes on a Plane. Those pondering the question of why, since they are not in need, have been comforted by many with the words: ‘It’s because they are bored.’ Definitely a case of Same Way So!
A Bientot!
PS Congrats to our new queens and, of course, to Sara who got her uncle to attend his very first coronation show.
PPS To our friends at Spartan. you should by now be able to mount a truly first class production.
