Player Development is an organisation in St. Maarten that works with at-risk youth, under the guardianship of Coach Tom Burnett. After the passing of Hurricane Irma, the Centre which houses this organization was destroyed. Each month, members of The Rotary Club of St. Maarten-Mid Isle volunteer at Player Development, helping out with homework, reading, maths and sports.
When the members of the Mid Isle Rotary Club learned of Player Development’s misfortune, they felt compelled to help in any way possible. They were informed that the group needed reading books, as well as backpacks with school supplies. Mid Isle was able to source the books, and then reached out to Mr. David Antrobus of Sol St. Maarten to assist with the backpacks and school supplies. Together, they were able to provide the members of Player Development with desperately needed school supplies.
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Sol Guyana participates in Cancer Awareness Walk
The Sol Guyana team participated in the breast cancer awareness 5K/10K Walk Run on Saturday October 21st, to show their support for Guyanese living with the illness, as well as breast cancer survivors.
The walk, which was a theme of “Together we can make a difference”, was the featured event under the ‘Pinktober’ initiative, which is aimed at increasing breast cancer awareness and encouraging greater action to be taken in the fight against the chronic disease.
The inaugural Breast Cancer Awareness 5K/10K walk and run, saw a turnout of over two thousand participants.
Sol Guyana at Berbice Expo & Trade Fair
As part of its annual calendar of activities, the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce, hosted the Berbice Expo and Trade Fair at the Albion Sports Complex, Corentyne under the theme “Promoting Entrepreneurship for a Diversified Economy”. The expo was held October 6-9, 2017 and has been dubbed the single largest event in the Berbice region that allows for both large and small businesses to gain exposure through sales and promotions.
Sol Guyana took the opportunity to participate by sending a team of representatives who showcased, promoted and marketed the Sol Gas and Shell Lubricants brands. The team was able to vigorously gain new customers and recommit existing customers by using exciting games, prizes, safety tips and special sales discounts. The Sol Guyana team saw high booth traffic as well as overwhelming sales on all products offered, making this event a huge success.
Sol Bahamas celebrates first graduate!
Sol Bahamas is proud to announce that the Sol & Friends Scholarship/Mentorship Program (Sol & Friends) has its first graduate! On Friday, May 19, 2017 representatives from Sol and the Bahamas Technical & Vocational Institute (BTVI) applauded as Brandon Bodie joined the BTVI 2017 graduating class in their commencement exercises. Keith Glinton (General Manager) was on hand at the ceremony to congratulate Brandon along with his classmates.
Brandon was enrolled in the BTVI Information Technology Support Specialist Certificate Program over the last 18 months and is one of ten active scholarship recipients being assisted by the Sol & Friends Program. Sol & Friends is now in its third year and is a collaborative effort between SPBL, Esso Service Station Dealers, Industry Contractor Partners and BTVI.
Sol St. Kitts Hosts Lubricants Training
Sol St. Kitts staged a series of Shell Lubricants influencer trainings in September. A number of customers representing the power generation, transport, marine, commercial, retail and high street segments attended the training sessions, which were facilitated by Lubrication Specialist Douglas McClean. The local team also journeyed to the technical college to train the students enrolled in the mechanic programme.
The sessions focused on the basics of lubrications, the Shell product formulation and the benefits of using the many lubricants that Shell has available to meet their lubrication needs.
After interviewing a number of the participants, it was clear that the training was beneficial to everyone and customers are looking forward to more of these sessions. At the end of the training, everyone received a certificate of participation and a gift.