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Feb 27, 2021 Sports
Kaieteur News – Twenty-one year-old Golden Jaguars center half, Jeremy Garrett, has decided to venture into business and launched his first venture, ‘Express Delivery Service’ recently.
During an interview with Kaieteur Sport, the young man noted that, “Without a doubt the pandemic was my biggest motivator if I’m to be honest and it drove me into the business world. During the pandemic things all around became tough to handle, whether it was our finances, sport, jobs etc for athletes in particular but more so everyone.”
He continued that, “It was during this period I questioned myself on what can I do to stay occupied, a little brace financially and something to help the people around me. On the grounds that delivery companies are popping up regularly, my company wouldn’t really be focused on that, instead we will keep striving to better serve our customers to enhance that bond nationwide with them.”
The Fruta Conquerors Football Club (FCFC) member shed light on what’s difference between his and other delivery services, “I’d say, we will aim to bring fast and efficient service to our customers and a lot emphasis will be paid on my employees behavior towards customers, dress codes etc. So for me the competition doesn’t matter as long as I’m excelling in the areas I think need the enhancement here in Guyana. That being said, I would certainly encourage all the other services to not look at this as a competition but as a call to action to strive for their company be the best it can be.”
Besides the pandemic, “A lot of persons encouraged me to pull through with this idea, my parents and my sister. My friend Sunil Logan has been very motivating from the infancy stages as well and even sent me lunch one day so I can focus, thank you my brother.”
“This is a huge step for me, it’s kind of demanding but I’m managing, it’s something I’m looking at for a long term basis and I’m pushing to make this company grow and someday become a trademark business here in Guyana. However, the service will be offering a lot more other than the delivery of food items, we can also delivery mails, gifts etc. feel free to give us a call between our normal work hours that is 9am-9pm daily.”
The contact numbers for Express Delivery Service are 226-9114 and for whatsapp 638-8795.
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