Paulwell Lauds C&W Jamaica Efforts

KINGSTON, Jamaica August 26, 2015:

Minister of Science Technology Energy and Mining Phillip Paulwell has lauded the work done by C&W Communications in Jamaica through its innovative and creative rebranding.

The company last night (August 26) unveiled its new brand FLOW at a gala awards ceremony for its dealer network and specially invited guests.

Paulwell, who was key note speak at the awards ceremony commended C&W for its ability to stand the test of time and create new market strategies. The company has been in Jamaica for more than 140 years.

C&W recently acquired Columbus International and is moving to unveil several new products as the company introduces a suite of quad play offerings in Jamaica.

However, Minister Paulwell took time to examine the expansion of the mobile network in Jamaica, congratulated C&W for changing with the times.

“Cable and Wireless was an important stakeholder in Local Number Portability, LNP. So far we have had more than 30-thousand ports in Jamaica. I won’t be partial and say where they should go, but LNP is a reality in Jamaica today and LIME has played a major role,” Paulwell declared.

C&W Jamaica has recorded some 15-thousand subscribers that have come on it its network since the launch of LNP in June.

The Minister also said the expansion of broadband services has led to the development of the Jamaican society as a whole.  He wished the new brand every success as it offers its products and services to the Jamaican people.

In the meantime, Managing Director of the new FLOW Garry Sinclair noted that the company has been a more robust player in the highly regulated telecoms market in Jamaica.

He said there are great plans ahead under the new brand and commended his marketing team for having won 16 prestigious ADDY awards since 2012.

The new brand will be unveiled to other stakeholders in the coming days.