Sagicor Life Senators Branch Celebrates Success at Annual Awards Ceremony
The Sagicor Life Senators Branch held its annual awards ceremony, themed ‘Bridgerton Regency Era,’ on March 7, 2025. Financial Advisor Malaika Beckford was recognized as the Advisor of the Year, receiving multiple awards. The event celebrated notable achievements from 2024, exuding elegance and inspiration among attendees.
On March 7, 2025, the Venetian at the Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel served as a splendid venue for the Sagicor Life Senators Branch’s annual awards ceremony, themed in the spirit of the ‘Bridgerton Regency Era.’ This esteemed gathering allowed members of the ton to celebrate notable achievements for the year 2024, including recognition for outstanding individuals within the branch.
Financial Advisor Malaika Beckford stood out as the diamond of the season, receiving multiple accolades, including the prestigious Advisor of the Year award. In her acceptance speech, Beckford inspired her colleagues by emphasizing the importance of perseverance and resilience in one’s professional journey.
Mark Lindsay, Branch Manager, along with Senior Life Underwriter Jacqueline Smith and Unit Manager Ann Green-Davis, epitomized elegance befitting the occasion, which was marked by splendid regalia and celebration. Other distinguished attendees also included Financial Advisor Paul-Anthony Cunningham and Kingston Business Centre Assistant Manager Thaulena Cameron, all of whom contributed to the event’s celebratory atmosphere while enjoying moments of refined relaxation.
The Sagicor Life Senators Branch’s annual awards ceremony exemplified commendable achievements within the organization, particularly highlighting the exceptional contributions of Financial Advisor Malaika Beckford. Her uplifting message about resilience and maintaining a commitment to excellence resonated throughout the event. The celebration marked an occasion of honor, elegance, and recognition among distinguished colleagues in a theme reminiscent of the Bridgerton era.
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