Telecommunications provider Flow, has opened its newly remodelled corporate offices at Arnos Vale which was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and recognition of employees.

In a release, Flow said the ceremony, which took place last month, marked a significant milestone for the company.

First tour of the new office building. From left: Joseph ‘Burns” Bonadie, general secretary of the Commercial Technical and Allied Workers Union; Wayne Hull, country manager; Reverend Dr Cecil Richards; Leroy Isaacs, FLOW technician; and, Waldo Hooker, vice president, South Caribbean, C&W Communications.

The retail store remains at its current location on Halifax Street, but all employees who previously utilized the offices there have now been relocated to Arnos Vale.

The longest-serving employee at Flow, Leroy Isaacs, had the honour of cutting the ribbon alongside country manager, Wayne Hull and vice president South Caribbean, C&W Communications, Waldo Hooker. Dr Rev. Cecil Richards, Pastor of the Kingstown Baptist Church, blessed the newly renovated building.

“The opening of our remodelled corporate offices represents our ongoing commitment to our employees, customers, and the communities we serve,” country manager Hull said.

“This modernized space reflects our dedication to innovation, efficiency, and excellence in operational efficiency and service delivery.”

The official ribbon-cutting ceremony was punctuated with a round of fireworks, and the night’s festivities continued with the honouring of outstanding employees and long-service awards.

“We are excited to continue serving St Vincent and the Grenadines with the highest quality of telecommunications services, and we look forward to further strengthening our partnerships and connections as we embark on this new chapter in our company’s storied history,” Hull commented.