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Published:Monday | March 21, 2022 | 12:07 AM
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Corrinne Bellamy, assistant vice-president and employee benefits administrator, actuarial services, Sagicor Life Jamaica, and her husband Andrew make a date of the Sagicor Sigma Invitational Run, which they completed together.
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Corrinne Bellamy, assistant vice-president and employee benefits administrator, actuarial services, Sagicor Life Jamaica, and her husband Andrew make a date of the Sagicor Sigma Invitational Run, which they completed together.
Social media influencers (from left) Kareem ‘BwoyaTingz’ Weathers, Tanaania Tracey and Kristia Franklyn were out to have fun as they participated in the Sigma Run.
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Social media influencers (from left) Kareem ‘BwoyaTingz’ Weathers, Tanaania Tracey and Kristia Franklyn were out to have fun as they participated in the Sigma Run.
Working as a race marshal is Julian J. Robinson, member of parliament for St Andrew South Eastern and opposition spokesman on finance and the public service.
Ricardo Makyn
Working as a race marshal is Julian J. Robinson, member of parliament for St Andrew South Eastern and opposition spokesman on finance and the public service.
It’s all smiles across the board for (from left) Olympians Hansle Parchment and Megan Tapper, and Peter Melhado, chairman, Sagicor Group Jamaica.
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It’s all smiles across the board for (from left) Olympians Hansle Parchment and Megan Tapper, and Peter Melhado, chairman, Sagicor Group Jamaica.
From left: Sagicor Group Jamaica executives Willard Brown, executive vice-president – Employee Benefits Division, Sagicor Life; Chorvelle Johnson Cunningham, chief executive officer –Sagicor Bank; and Mark Chisholm, executive vice-president – Individ
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From left: Sagicor Group Jamaica executives Willard Brown, executive vice-president – Employee Benefits Division, Sagicor Life; Chorvelle Johnson Cunningham, chief executive officer –Sagicor Bank; and Mark Chisholm, executive vice-president – Individual Life Division, are ready for the road as they get on their ‘marks’ ahead of the start of the run.
Left: Track and field coach Mathue Tapper also got a run in as he supported wife Megan at the Sagicor Sigma Invitational Run.
Ricardo Makyn
Left: Track and field coach Mathue Tapper also got a run in as he supported wife Megan at the Sagicor Sigma Invitational Run.
Tanaania Tracey (left) and Kareem ‘BwoyaTingz’ Weathers are athleisure chic and ready to go as they make their way to the starting line.
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Tanaania Tracey (left) and Kareem ‘BwoyaTingz’ Weathers are athleisure chic and ready to go as they make their way to the starting line.
Shani McGraham-Shirley, Sagicor Jamaica wellness ambassador and Sigma Run 2020 patron, snaps a selfie before the run.
Ricardo Makyn
Shani McGraham-Shirley, Sagicor Jamaica wellness ambassador and Sigma Run 2020 patron, snaps a selfie before the run.
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Competition, charity and good cheer filled the air on Sunday as the Sagicor Sigma Invitational Run got under way in New Kingston. Following the Corporate Team Bubble Run last week, organisers and participants of the Sagicor Foundation’s 24-year-old event were re-energised, ready for the road again, and had much to celebrate. Sagicor Foundation surpassed its fundraising target of $50 million and has so far amassed $52 million in donations for this year’s Sigma Run beneficiary – the Kingston Public Hospital. Familiar faces were out aplenty as participants took the double-loop race route in New Kingston. Something Extra was there to capture the highlights.