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Orco Bank contributes to Sundial’s annual retreat | THE DAILY HERALD

March 6, 2023

Orco Bank contributes to  Sundial’s annual retreat | THE DAILY HERALD
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Group photo of participants.

PHILIPSBURG--Orco Bank St. Maarten contributed to Sundial School’s sixth annual retreat.

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  The annual retreat was held for staff and teachers of the school with the objective to strengthen interpersonal connections amongst them.

  Like the previous year, the sessions were facilitated by the School Coach.

  According to Judy King-Richardson, Country Branch Manager of Orco Bank in St. Maarten, the bank’s commitment to the community in St. Maarten serves as inspiration to sponsor a wide range of events and programmes that benefit teachers and education professionals.

  Orco Bank offers a complete variety of personal and commercial banking products. The bank operates in Curaçao, St. Maarten, and Bonaire.

 For more information about Orco bank, please visit us here: https://orcobank.com/.

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/orco-bank-contributes-to-sundial-s-annual-retreat

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/orco-bank-contributes-to-sundials-annual-retreat

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