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Hand-in-Hand supports bodybuilder William Ward
Mr. William Ward receiving the cheque from Mr. Navin Ramlochan, Inspector within the Direct Sales Department.
The sport of bodybuilding has proven to be an expensive venture with the types of supplements, vitamins and other necessities that are needed for athletes to get their bodies in top shape for competitions.
Some corporate entities have been very generous in assisting athletes leading up to competitions and yet still a few more, outside of competitions. One such company is the Hand-in-Hand Mutual Fire & Life Insurance Companies that has made a commitment to support one of their own, William Ward, who is a Broker Accounts Supervisor at the entity.
The company said it is proud to be a sponsor for Mr. Ward since he is a promising bodybuilder. While still a budding competitor, Ward has been silently turning in some very encouraging performances; he has racked up two second places and three third places.
Ward’s positive and encouraging results have motivated Hand-in-Hand to support the athlete in his quest to further improve and better his performances in 2013 as he aims to be the number one bodybuilder in Guyana. Hand-in-Hand wishes Ward the best in his endeavours for 2013.
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