Levar Smith appointed group president, CEO of Federal Capital Group

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Levar Smith appointed group president, CEO of Federal Capital Group

The board of directors of Federal Capital Group has announced the appointment of Levar Smith to the position of group president and CEO, effective in just over two years. He will take up the position on January 2, 2027. In his new role, Smith will...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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