Arts & CultureBusinessLocal News Flow takes centre stage as title sponsor for Grand Kadooment by Shamar Blunt 26/07/2024 written by Shamar Blunt Updated by Barbados Today 26/07/2024 2 min read A+A- Reset Marilyn Sealy, Senior Director and Head of Communications at Cable & Wireless Communications. FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 1.4K Telecommunications powerhouse Flow has been unveiled as the title sponsor for the spectacular climax of this yearโs Crop Over festival, Grand Kadooment. The official announcement was made on Thursday at the vibrant Pelican Craft Village, where Marilyn Sealy, Senior Director and Head of Communications at Cable & Wireless Communications, expressed the companyโs excitement to be part of the Crop Over 50th anniversary celebrations. โFlow has long been a proud and resolute supporter of the arts, culture, and heritage in Barbados, and we recognize the profound importance of celebrating our rich traditions and highlighting the vibrant spirit of our people,โ Sealy said, while stressing the telecommunications companyโs long-standing support of cultural and creative arts in Barbados. โThis year, we are especially thrilled to join forces with the National Cultural Foundation to deliver the grandeur and excitement of Grand Kadooment. This event is a highlight for manyโa day filled with colorful parades, captivating music, and a celebration of our cultural heritage. Flowโs commitment to enhancing the experience of Grand Kadooment underscores our dedication to keeping Barbadians connected to the things that matter most: our culture, our community, and our shared moments of celebration.โ Carol Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of the National Cultural Foundation (NCF), stressed the importance of sponsors such as Flow to the success of the festival, saying it was of high quality because of the relentless efforts of sponsors and stakeholders. โLast year was a watershed moment, and this year promises to be another unprecedented occasion with more events than we can handle. These events come to fruition because a dedicated group of governmental agencies and private companies unite their efforts,โ Roberts noted. You Might Be Interested In Local Karaoke Singers to compete in Toronto Worrell launches Letters to the Nation CDB Cultural and Creative Industries Innovation Fund available While acknowledging that not every event runs smoothly, Roberts assured attendees that the overall experience remained enjoyable, thanks to the hard work of a small but passionate team. Shamar Blunt You may also like Bajans encouraged to learn other languages 20/04/2026 Blackman wants vendors to sell healthier snacks 20/04/2026 Gunmen kill three in St James attack 20/04/2026