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    Governor General Celebrates Finance and Development Co. Ltd.’s 40th Anniversary

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    St. John’s, Antigua – Finance and Development Co. Ltd. marked a historic milestone with its 40th Anniversary Gala Dinner held at the Sandals Grande Antigua Resort’s Admiral Lord Nelson Ballroom on Saturday, December 14, 2024. The event brought together distinguished guests and stakeholders to honor the company’s enduring contributions to the economic and social growth of Antigua and Barbuda.

    Governor General and Mrs Hadeed exchange courtesies/ Photo by Wayne Mariette

    Delivering congratulatory remarks, Governor General of Antigua and Barbuda, His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams, commended the organization for its remarkable achievements and philanthropic legacy. “Tonight, we not only recognize the incredible achievements of this esteemed organization but also reflect on its significant contributions to the economic and social fabric of Antigua and Barbuda,” Sir Rodney stated.

    The Governor General shared a personal connection, highlighting the long-standing bond between the Williams and Hadeed families. “We have been privileged to witness, firsthand, the remarkable growth and success of Finance and Development Co. Ltd. as it rose from humble beginnings to become a cornerstone of our commercial sector,” he said.

    Sir Rodney paid tribute to the company’s founders, praising their vision and resilience. While acknowledging the legacy of those who have passed on, he underscored their lasting influence on the company and community. “Their contributions continue to resonate and inspire, leaving an indelible legacy for all of us to cherish,” he added.

    Over its four decades, Finance and Development Co. Ltd. has been recognized not only for its business excellence but also for its role as a pillar of philanthropy. “Your commitment to uplifting those in need and supporting various initiatives has touched countless lives and demonstrated the profound impact that a business can have beyond its financial success,” Sir Rodney remarked.

    Looking to the future, he encouraged the next generation of leaders within the company to uphold its legacy while continuing to innovate and contribute to national progress. “May they build on the solid foundation laid before them, continuing to inspire and serve our beloved Antigua and Barbuda,” he concluded.

    The evening served as a fitting tribute to Finance and Development Co. Ltd.’s journey, reflecting on its role as both a business leader and community advocate. Guests joined in raising a toast to the company’s past achievements and future endeavors.

    The event concluded with a festive atmosphere, celebrating the company’s rich history and the holiday season.

    Governor General Sir Rodney Williams Delivers remarks/Photo Courtesy Wayne Mariette

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