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Congratulations to NIS for its 50th Year
DEAR EDITOR,
We are writing to congratulate NIS, its management and Staff on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Organization.
50 years ago we joined the staff of NIS in the capacities of Punch Card Supervisor and Finance Officer. Those early days were both challenging and exciting.
There were no models, no examples to follow. However staffers were guided by
Senior Managers who were knowledgeable and committed to ensuring
the success of the Organization.
50 years now! Wow!
We wish continued success to NIS, as NIS is vital to the needs of so many Guyanese.
Long Live NIS!
Sincerely
June and Carl Veecock
Markham, Ontario
Canada
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