ECAB Backs Team Member Kayla Joseph for Roger Boyce Classic in Barbados
The Eastern Caribbean Amalgamated Bank (ECAB) proudly stands behind team member Kayla Joseph as she gets ready to represent Antigua and Barbuda on the regional bodybuilding circuit.
On Monday, ECAB Chief Executive Officer Michael Spencer shared a token of support with Ms. Joseph, as she joins other Antiguan athletes to take part in the Roger Boyce Classic held in Barbados.
Spencer shared an encouraging word with Joseph, remarking, “We wish you well in your endeavours and hope that you are successful.”
Ms. Joseph expressed gratitude to ECAB for its support in her bodybuilding journey.
A gathering at the Bank’s Coolidge branch showcased the organization’s pride in her achievements and commitment to supporting team members’ career and personal goals. ECAB wishes her the best for the upcoming mid-May competition.
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