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One More Night Under The Stars
Raising her glass to a thrilling polo match was AC Hotel Marketing Executive Gia Bayley.Karl Mclarty
Lifestyle, Social
May 2, 2026

One More Night Under The Stars

Saturday Social harks back to Sagicor Investments’ ‘A Night Under the Stars’ held on Saturday, April 25 at the Kingston Polo Club.

Enjoying the festivities was National Commercial Bank Programme Delivery Officer Lori Whyte in a fit from Coochiannas.Karl Mclarty

Enjoying the festivities was National Commercial Bank Programme Delivery Officer Lori Whyte in a fit from Coochiannas.Karl Mclarty

Enjoying each other’s company in the Visa booth were Sagicor Life Sagicor Group Vice-President — Client Adoption, Retention & Enrichment Merrick Plummer and his wife, Sagicor Corporate Circle Branch Manager Meila McKitty Plummer.Karl Mclarty

Enjoying each other’s company in the Visa booth were Sagicor Life Sagicor Group Vice-President — Client Adoption, Retention & Enrichment Merrick Plummer and his wife, Sagicor Corporate Circle Branch Manager Meila McKitty Plummer.Karl Mclarty

Using half-time to procure a snap were (from left) Eye Beauty Ja principal Shelly Hendrickson, property manager Ann Marie Asher and Natalie Desnoes.Karl Mclarty

Using half-time to procure a snap were (from left) Eye Beauty Ja principal Shelly Hendrickson, property manager Ann Marie Asher and Natalie Desnoes.Karl Mclarty

Flow Jamaica Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price (left), First Global Bank director Minna Israel and business consultant Barry Chisholm were affable conversationalists at the event.Karl Mclarty

Flow Jamaica Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price (left), First Global Bank director Minna Israel and business consultant Barry Chisholm were affable conversationalists at the event.Karl Mclarty

Master of ceremonies Paul Lalor (left) was joined by Sagicor Investments Chairman Bruce James and Sagicor Investments CEO Tara Nunes for the ceremonial throw-in.Karl Mclarty

Master of ceremonies Paul Lalor (left) was joined by Sagicor Investments Chairman Bruce James and Sagicor Investments CEO Tara Nunes for the ceremonial throw-in.Karl Mclarty

Ready for a night of polo were (from left) Musson Group Chairman PB Scott; his attorney-at-law wife Jennifer; Sagicor Investments Vice-President, Wealth and Corporate Relationship Management Bianca Nam McDaniel; and Musson Group director Michael Subratie.Karl Mclarty

Ready for a night of polo were (from left) Musson Group Chairman PB Scott; his attorney-at-law wife Jennifer; Sagicor Investments Vice-President, Wealth and Corporate Relationship Management Bianca Nam McDaniel; and Musson Group director Michael Subratie.Karl Mclarty

Sagicor Investments Wealth Manager Luke Leyow shared the frame with Jamaica Polo Association President Lesley Fong-Yee.Karl Mclarty

Sagicor Investments Wealth Manager Luke Leyow shared the frame with Jamaica Polo Association President Lesley Fong-Yee.Karl Mclarty

Sagicor Jamaica Vice-President, Group Marketing Daidre Sloley McKay (left) was observed in candid conversation with Seprod Group CEO Richard Pandohie and his wife, Jamaica Food and Drink Festival Director Nicole Pandohie. Karl Mclarty

Sagicor Jamaica Vice-President, Group Marketing Daidre Sloley McKay (left) was observed in candid conversation with Seprod Group CEO Richard Pandohie and his wife, Jamaica Food and Drink Festival Director Nicole Pandohie. Karl Mclarty

Spotted at A Night Under the Stars were retired businessman Joseph A Matalon and his ceramist wife Bernadette.Karl Mclarty

Spotted at A Night Under the Stars were retired businessman Joseph A Matalon and his ceramist wife Bernadette.Karl Mclarty

Representing the Sagicor Life New Brunswick Village Branch were (from left) Unit Manager Maxwell Pike; financial advisors Nadine Thompson and Yvonne Scott; and Branch Manager Maurice McDonald.Karl Mclarty

Representing the Sagicor Life New Brunswick Village Branch were (from left) Unit Manager Maxwell Pike; financial advisors Nadine Thompson and Yvonne Scott; and Branch Manager Maurice McDonald.Karl Mclarty

Jamaica Fibreglass Products CEO Metry Seaga and his leadership coach wife Nadine were seen on arrival.Karl Mclarty

Jamaica Fibreglass Products CEO Metry Seaga and his leadership coach wife Nadine were seen on arrival.Karl Mclarty

Select Brands Co-Managing Director David McConnell (left) caught up with Walkerswood CEO Ian Garbutt (right) and Fraser Corporate Consulting founder Richard Fraser.Karl Mclarty

Select Brands Co-Managing Director David McConnell (left) caught up with Walkerswood CEO Ian Garbutt (right) and Fraser Corporate Consulting founder Richard Fraser.Karl Mclarty

Worthy Park Estate Chief Financial Officer Paul Henriques (second right) shared a lighthearted moment with Argentina polo team members (from left) Ivan Rubinich, Mohamed Julien Ndao and Mariano Uranga, after presenting them with packages of spirits from Worthy Park Estate’s catalogue.Karl Mclarty

Worthy Park Estate Chief Financial Officer Paul Henriques (second right) shared a lighthearted moment with Argentina polo team members (from left) Ivan Rubinich, Mohamed Julien Ndao and Mariano Uranga, after presenting them with packages of spirits from Worthy Park Estate’s catalogue.Karl Mclarty

Sagicor Investments CEO Tara Nunes presented the winners’ trophy to Team Jamaica (from left) Luke Clarke, James Robertson and Freddie Farquharson.Karl Mclarty

Sagicor Investments CEO Tara Nunes presented the winners’ trophy to Team Jamaica (from left) Luke Clarke, James Robertson and Freddie Farquharson.Karl Mclarty

Making a grand entrance before their performance were Argentine tango dancers (from left) Armando Orzuza, Nuria Martinez-Mendez, Alejandra Hobert and Adrian Veredice.Karl Mclarty

Making a grand entrance before their performance were Argentine tango dancers (from left) Armando Orzuza, Nuria Martinez-Mendez, Alejandra Hobert and Adrian Veredice. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)

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