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John A.M. Sandiford to be Master of Ceremonies at SMILE 2019. | SMN News

October 16, 2019

John A.M. Sandiford to be Master of Ceremonies at SMILE 2019. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---- Digital & Creative Entrepreneur, John A.M. Sandiford will be the Master of Ceremonies of this year’s SMILE event on October 25th and 26th. In addition to his opening speech and moderation, he will inform the public on an application devised by his company Antonio Media for the island of Statia and the Sint Eustatius Foundation (SEF) with support of the European Union.

Sandiford was the moderator of SMILE’s first edition in 2018. The organizers of the 2nd edition are elated to have him on board once again as a face and advocate of the event. Since its inception, Sandiford


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