Paul Hoo
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Paul Hoo
Paul Hoo is Co-founder and Chairman of Supreme Ventures Ltd., Jamaica's sole provider of lottery games in Jamaica and one of the few non-goverment lottery companies in the world. |
After starting its operations in 2001 during its relatively short tenure, Supreme Ventures has earned the enviable reputation of being one of the leading and more dynamic companies in Jamaica. SVL acquired 100% of the shareholdings in the Jamaica Lottery Company (JLC) in December 2003, thus gaining the largest foothold in the gaming industry with sales in 2004 exceeding $12 Billion.The company has grown significantly since the acquisition of JLC.With a labour force of approximately 300 persons, over 900 lottery terminals island wide and with a total of 5 lottery games, the popularity of our products has increased as everything is now all “under one roof.”
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Christopher
Dehring
Peter
Bunting
Mark
Golding
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Dehring, Bunting & Golding
These three Campionites came together to form one of Jamaica's premier financial service companies.
Dehring Bunting & Golding Ltd. (DB&G) opened its doors in 1992 as an investment firm, and has developed into a comprehensive Financial Service provider. DB&G offers products that provide the investing public with an alternative to traditional commercial banking services. The company has also had a major effect on the Jamaican capital market, by promoting investing as a functional device for financing corporate and overall economic growth. DB&G’s capital market assignments have spanned several sectors of the Jamaican economy, and have involved multifaceted stock and bond issues, privatization and financial advisory services, mergers and acquisitions as well as syndicated loans. |
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Patrick Casserly
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Patrick Casserly
Patrick Casserly is the founder and CEO of e-Services Group International, one of the world's leading providers of innovative and lower cost offshore call center solutions. |
| With operations in Montego Bay and Kingston,Jamaica, and also Castries, St. Lucia, e-Services currently processes over 20,000,000 transactions annually for a growing list of major US and international clients. They have three facilities and a workforce of over 2000 employees ready to serve. From Washington to Atlanta and Columbus to Chicago, e-Services’ clients rely on state-of-the-art contact centers to provide unrivalled quality, accuracy and reliability. |
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Christopher Zacca
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Christopher Zacca
Considered by Mr. Reid to be one of the brightest minds ever to pass through Campion, Chris is currently Deputy Chairman of the Sandals/ATL Group of hotel mogul Gordon "Butch" Stewart. |
The Sandals/ATL Group represent a very significant portion of Jamaican business with companies such as:
Sandals Hotels - The region's premier all-inclusive hotel chain.
Jamaica Observer - Jamaica's top selling newspaper.
ATL Motors - Exclusive dealers of Honda motorcars in Jamaica. |
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Kimani
Robinson
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Kimani Robinson
Kimani is one of Jamaica's brightest young entrepreneurs. While involved in several businesses, his flagship entity is Reggae Entertainment Television (RETV).
RETV was conceived and founded by Kimani and has become one of the premier providers of reggae television content in the world. Kimani has a strong background in the local entertainment industry and was a former manager of the young dancehall star, Sean Paul. |
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Christopher
Dehring
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Christopher Dehring
As if founding one of Jamaica's largest and most succesful investment banks wasn't enough, Chris went on to play a critical role in the hosting of the Cricket World Cup by the West Indies.
Mr. Dehring was seconded to the WICB in 1997 to set up its commercial operations. He successfully negotiated media rights in excess of US$50 million; authored and presented the Caribbean’s successful proposal to host the ICC Cricket World Cup in 2007; and was a member of the ICC negotiating team which secured the US$550 million media rights deal with the Global Cricket Corporation – the largest rights deal in cricket’s history. |
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