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Published:Sunday | November 26, 2017 | 12:00 AM
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FLOW social media executives (from left) Sean Reid, Amanda David, Andrew Brown and Loteshea Hutchinson.
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The heavyweights (from left) Robert Russell, co-founder of Reggae Sumfest; Ricardo Nuncio, managing director of Heineken; Joe Bogdanovich, Caribbean Love Now; Prime Minister Andrew Holness; Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange; and Lloyd Distant, CEO, Hardware and Lumber Ltd.
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From left: Tishan Lee, director, marketing strategy and economic development at JPS; Carlo Redwood, vice-president of marketing at FLOW; and Loeri Robinson, executive financial and investment adviser at Sagicor Bank, having a grand time.
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Nicola Muir (left) and Cigale Wilson out to support their Caribbean neighbours.
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Heidi Clarke, director of programmes for Sandals Foundation, and her son, Luke, came out to support the worthy cause.
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Stefano Sale and Shahnou Yale enjoying the benefit concert.
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Owner of Reggae Sumfest, Joe Bogdanovich, organised a monumental concert to assist our hurricane-ravaged Caribbean neighbours. The Caribbean One Love Jamathon benefit concert, held at the National Indoor Sports Complex, brought out some of the best Caribbean artistes, corporate sponsors and national leaders.