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The Antilles Group red-carpet affair

Published: Friday | May 18, 2012 Comments 0
Douglas Golding and his mother Icy (second and third right), operators of Shell Old harbour, along with guests at their table, enjoying the Chairman's Award dinner.
Douglas Golding and his mother Icy (second and third right), operators of Shell Old harbour, along with guests at their table, enjoying the Chairman's Award dinner.
The Antilles Group members having a grand time with One Third as they sing and dance at last week Thursday's Chairman's Award dinner held in St Ann. - Contributed photos
The Antilles Group members having a grand time with One Third as they sing and dance at last week Thursday's Chairman's Award dinner held in St Ann. - Contributed photos
Pollyanna Brown and Kirkland Brown accepting an award from Jonathan Blue (centre), chairman and CEO of The Antilles Group.
Pollyanna Brown and Kirkland Brown accepting an award from Jonathan Blue (centre), chairman and CEO of The Antilles Group.
Digicel's Trisha K. Thompson, one of the judges of the Chairman's Award for Shell dealers, in conversation with Jonathan Blue (right), chairman/ CEO, The Antilles Group, and Steven Whittingham, managing director.
Digicel's Trisha K. Thompson, one of the judges of the Chairman's Award for Shell dealers, in conversation with Jonathan Blue (right), chairman/ CEO, The Antilles Group, and Steven Whittingham, managing director.

Thursday, May 10 was special for The Antilles Group. It marked the first staging of the Chairman's Award among dealers islandwide. The presentations were made at the Breezes Runaway Bay Resort & Golf Club in St Ann. The winner was Rudolph Reese, Shell Spanish Town Road, with The Horseshoe of Upper Waterloo Road and Old Harbour Shell rounding out the top three. Here are some pictorial highlights of the occasion.

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