Terron Dewar helped Sagicor Group Jamaica drive over $500 million in digital revenue, but that’s not what moves him most.

His real passion? Paying it forward, speaking to youth, mentoring peers, and building a legacy of impact beyond the numbers.

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From childhood dreams to corporate leadership, Terron Dewar’s story is driven by one mantra: “Prior planning prevents poor performance.” In this exclusive trailer, get a glimpse into how that mindset shaped his journey, from becoming a 2-time UWI Guild President to leading digital revenue at Sagicor and building businesses like Campus Cuts and 876 DNA Test.

He opens up about personal loss, the power of vision, and how a prophecy from his grandmother led him to a moment he’ll never forget.

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When Terron Dewar was just 10, his grandmother told him he’d be featured on TVJ’s Profile one day, and years later, he drove back to the country to watch that moment unfold beside her. His entire life has been purpose on full display. Today, he channels his vision into digital revenue strategy, mentorship, and pioneering 876 DNA Test. A masterclass in turning purpose into performance.

In this episode, the Sagicor exec and multi-business owner gets real about discipline, grief, and growth, including the loss of his brother and business partner. Through it all, Terron lives by five words: Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance.

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She’s not just making football marketable, she’s making it meaningful.

Marketing pro. Cultural strategist.

Avery Campbell joins Behind the Title to talk branding, purpose, alignment and the untold journey behind her title at the Jamaica Football Federation ⚽️

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In this episode of Behind the Title, we sit down with Avery Campbell, Marketing Manager of the Jamaica Football Federation and founder of wellness brand Zen by Avery.

From sponsorship & marketing strategy to personal purpose, Avery shares the real story behind her rise in Caribbean sport marketing. She opens up about balancing creative vision with corporate structure, finding her voice in a male-dominated space, and how storytelling, mindfulness, and identity shape her impact.

This isn’t just about branding football, it’s about building something deeper: legacy, culture, and space for the next generation to dream.

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