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Mark Interior Communications supports Boyce/Jefford Classic IV
Mark Interior Communications again supported the Boyce & Jefford Track and Field Classic IV yesterday when it handed over a sponsorship package to the Coordinators of the Guyana’s most lucrative athletics Championships.
Managing Director of Mark Interior Communications, Mark Grimmond, indicated that he thinks that the Boyce & Jefford Track and Field Classic is the best athletics meet in Guyana and that is one
Chairman of the Management Committee for Boyce & Jefford Track and Field Classic IV, Colin Boyce (right) receives the sponsorship package from Manager of Mark Interior Communications, Rubiane Chaves yesterday.
of the basic reasons he continues to support the event.
According to Grimmond, he is a “strong supporter of quality sports and athletes in Guyana” and his sponsorship of the 2013 meet is demonstrating that commitment. He stated that he will ensure he continues a long-term commitment to developing the meet.
Manager at Mark Interior Communications, Rubiane Chaves handed over the sponsorship for the meet that will be held on August 17 at the Police Sports Club Ground, Eve Leary, and August 18 at the Mackenzie Sports Club Ground with the grand finals.
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