Scholarship winners
#BFFS CELEBRATE! Best friends and fellow Sagicor Corporate Scholars AmarisWhite (left) and Imani Edwards happily display their scholarship certificates during thescholarship ceremony.
All Woman, Parenting
August 28, 2018

Scholarship winners

ON Friday, August 24, Sagicor Group Jamaica hosted its annual Corporate Scholarship Awards that saw over $6 million in funds being awarded to 182 children of Sagicor team members to assist with back-to-school related expenses.

Here are some highlights of the proud little ones with their awards

LOOK MOMMY, I DID IT! Little Ajenae Milton made her mom Racquel Russell, financial systemsassociate, Sagicor Group Jamaica, smile, after she was announced as one of 182 Sagicor CorporateScholarship awardees.
It’s high fives all around as these proud scholars celebrate being recipients of the Sagicor CorporateScholarship.
YAY, YOU DID IT! Jacqueline Donaldson, vice-president, group human resources,Sagicor Group Jamaica, cheers on Aiyana Brown and Kamar Anderson after theyreceived their 2018 Sagicor Corporate Scholarships to assist with their back-to-schoolexpenses.
SAY CHEESE! Chorvelle Johnson, CEO, Sagicor Bank, pause fora photo with little Asah Bailey following the Sagicor CorporateScholarship Awards.

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