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Sponsors sweeten Expo 2012 kitty

Published: Friday | January 27, 2012 Comments 0
LIME Jamaica is a major sponsor of this year's staging of the JMA/JEA Expo. Here, Edward Gabbidon, vice-president of corporate sales at LIME, makes a make presentation of J$3.5 million to president of the Jamaica Manufacturers' Association, Brian Pengelley (left) and president of the Jamaica Exporters' Association, Vitus Evans (right), at the launch of Expo 2012 at the Wyndham Kingston hotel in New Kingston on Tuesday, January 24. Expo 2012 will be staged at the National Arena from April 26-29. Private sponsors have committed J$10 million towards its staging. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
LIME Jamaica is a major sponsor of this year's staging of the JMA/JEA Expo. Here, Edward Gabbidon, vice-president of corporate sales at LIME, makes a make presentation of J$3.5 million to president of the Jamaica Manufacturers' Association, Brian Pengelley (left) and president of the Jamaica Exporters' Association, Vitus Evans (right), at the launch of Expo 2012 at the Wyndham Kingston hotel in New Kingston on Tuesday, January 24. Expo 2012 will be staged at the National Arena from April 26-29. Private sponsors have committed J$10 million towards its staging. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer

LIME Jamaica is a major sponsor of this year's staging of the JMA/JEA Expo. Here, Edward Gabbidon, vice-president of corporate sales at LIME, makes a make presentation of J$3.5 million to president of the Jamaica Manufacturers' Association, Brian Pengelley (left) and president of the Jamaica Exporters' Association, Vitus Evans (right), at the launch of Expo 2012 at the Wyndham Kingston hotel in New Kingston on Tuesday, January 24. Expo 2012 will be staged at the National Arena from April 26-29. Private sponsors have committed J$10 million towards its staging. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer

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