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Published:Sunday | July 30, 2023 | 12:07 AM
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Marcus Steele gets down to the music with performer Althea Hewitt at his 50th birthday event.
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Marcus Steele gets down to the music with performer Althea Hewitt at his 50th birthday event.
Marcus Steele (centre), gets help from daughter Sonique Steele (left), and son Marquis Steele, to cut the birthday cake.
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Marcus Steele (centre), gets help from daughter Sonique Steele (left), and son Marquis Steele, to cut the birthday cake.
Marcus Steele (left), poses with his brother, Levi Steele.
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Marcus Steele (left), poses with his brother, Levi Steele.
From left: Denver McDonald, regional sales manager, Grace Foods; Michael Bernard, executive chairman, Spike Industries Limited; Terrence Slater, business manager, GraceKennedy; Peter Green, businessman and Rohan Campbell, divisional manager, Bryden Stokes
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From left: Denver McDonald, regional sales manager, Grace Foods; Michael Bernard, executive chairman, Spike Industries Limited; Terrence Slater, business manager, GraceKennedy; Peter Green, businessman and Rohan Campbell, divisional manager, Bryden Stokes Limited in Barbados, show their support for Steele.
Cherice McIntosh is sandwiched by Valerie Virtue and Terrence Slater, business manager, GraceKennedy Limited.
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Cherice McIntosh is sandwiched by Valerie Virtue and Terrence Slater, business manager, GraceKennedy Limited.
From left: Pilar DeCola from Connecticut; Cary Gordon, managing director of Carlisa Enterprises Limited; Lisa Gordon, director, Carlisa Enterprises Limited and Dominic Gordon, project manager of Carlisa Enterprises Ltd.
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From left: Pilar DeCola from Connecticut; Cary Gordon, managing director of Carlisa Enterprises Limited; Lisa Gordon, director, Carlisa Enterprises Limited and Dominic Gordon, project manager of Carlisa Enterprises Ltd.
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Scores of local and international associates and friends of retired chief executive officer of Carreras Limited, Marcus Steele, gathered at the poolside of the Spanish Court Hotel last Monday to celebrate his 50th birthday and his acceptance to the Florida International University in the United States to pursue a doctoral degree in business administration, with focus on leadership. With Jacqui Tyson and her team handling the look, feel and menu ‘From Thought to Finish’, guests paid homage to the ‘Man of Steele’, who retired three-and-a-half years ago from corporate Jamaica to make time for his children and to pursue his passion of imparting knowledge and mentoring members of inner-city communities. Here are the highlights.