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Home, Sweet Home with Sagicor Bank
Sagicor Bank clients Rohalia Daley (left) and Andrei Bennett caught up with Mortgage Officer Kerrian Forrester over pineapple mimosas ahead of the workshop. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
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September 23, 2022

Home, Sweet Home with Sagicor Bank

A happy home is way more than just a beautiful building – it’s the rich chorus of laughter coming from the dining table, the thoughtfully curated flowers that light up each room and the warm scents of home-cooked meals emanating from the kitchen. With this in mind, Sagicor Bank fêted some of its mortgage clients to a new homeowner’s dream over the weekend – a masterclass in home décor and entertaining etiquette with award-winning chef and caterer Jacqui Tyson. Held at the Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen in Liguanea, St Andrew, clients participated in the workshop which included lessons on fine dining, floral arrangements with real and synthetic blooms, drink mixing, teatime, and charcuterie board arrangement.

Damion Hylton, Sagicor Bank senior vice-president – retail & payments, said this initiative was designed to help homeowners to enjoy the best of their new homes.

“At Sagicor Bank, we pride ourselves on always being in our clients’ corner, and for our mortgage clients, that relationship continues long after they have made their big move of a home purchase. We know that a house alone is not a home – it’s the moments shared in the households that matter. We are happy to assist our clients in making more magical moments,” Hylton said.

“The session was amazing,” Tyson said. “It was about engaging the homeowners and letting them know that the things that we see anywhere in the world, we can have them all in our own homes — it’s just a matter of knowing how to create it, especially since people are doing so much more at home than we used to.”

In addition to the satisfaction of making and partaking in their own signature drinks and snacks during the late-morning workshop, attendees were further treated to lunch courtesy of Sagicor Bank, and gift boxes containing charcuterie boards, knives, wines and fragrant candles to begin their stylish home hosting journeys. Clients also received gift certificates valued at $10,000 each towards their children’s Sagicor Bank Star Savers accounts. With a wealth of gained knowledge and freshly made floral arrangements and gift boxes in hand, each client left the workshop eager to transform their house into home, sweet home.

Homeowner Marcia Brown (right) paid keen attention as chef Jacqui Tyson explained napkin sizes, and how hosts can use them to accentuate their tables. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
Sagicor Bank Marketing Officer Jhanel Williams presented a gift certificate valued at $10,000 to client Odean Skeen towards opening a Sagicor Bank Star Savers account for his child. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
Sagicor Bank Assistant Vice-President – Retail Banking Clinton Hunter presented Kaysian Kennedy with a gift box filled with items that will come in handy for the next time she entertains at home (Photo: Leo Hudson)
Janice Tyson-Craigie of From Thought to Finish helped Sagicor Bank Senior Vice-President – Retail & Payments Damion Hylton to create a fresh floral arrangement using ferns, yellow roses, baby’s breath and carnations. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
By the end of the hands-on session on floral arrangements, Rohalia Daley was an expert at using fresh blooms to make exquisite centre pieces. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
Tea, anyone? Acclaimed chef and lifestyle guru Jacqui Tyson raised a tea pot as she demonstrated how to set a breakfast table to an attentive group of homeowners. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
Equipped with their board arrangement maps, Tyson taught clients how to arrange deli meats, cheeses, fruits and nuts into delightfully delectable charcuterie boards for their guests. (Photo: Leo Hudson)

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