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Last Updated: Feb 13, 2017 - 1:45:37 AM |
(l to r) Shanley Toote, Caribbean Landscaping; Anita Beneby, Acting Permanent Secretary, Cabinet Office; Ed Fields, Managing Director, Downtown Nassau Partnership; Leah Davis, Senior Manager, Marketing and Public Relations, Scotiabank; Gevon Moss, Executive Director, Downtown Nassau Partnership; Sean Adderley, Senior Deputy Managing Director, Bahamas Public Parks and Public Beaches Authority.
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Nassau, The Bahamas, October 26, 2016 – Scotiabank is proud to sponsor the Rawson Square Upgrade project led by Downtown Nassau Partnership.
“This year is Scotiabank’s Diamond Anniversary. After 60 years of operations in The Bahamas, we remain committed to being a good corporate citizen by supporting efforts which enhance the community in which we live, work and do business every day,” said Leah Davis, Senior Manager, Marketing and Public Relations, Scotiabank.
The Bank has adopted the area on the northern side of Rawson Square, immediately surrounding the historic Milo B. Butler statue. The new landscaping will provide a facelift to the area frequented by locals and tourists alike in the heart of the city of Nassau and adjacent Scotiabank’s Main Branch and Corporate Offices.
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