Kingston, Jamaica March 19, 2013.     Charles Ross, CEO of Sterling Asset Management, one of Jamaica’s leading financial institutions is throwing his support behind Whycliffe “Dave” Cameron in his bid for Presidency of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB).

Cameron is currently a Vice President for Trading at the Kingston-based Financial Institution, and is an integral part of the team which manages assets valued at approximately US$130 million. Sterling has interests in the OECS and has under its portfolio a large project in St. Kitts & Nevis.

“We believe Dave who has been a Vice President of the WICB since 2007 brings tremendous value to the Board at this time and we are happy to continue to support him. His acute business acumen, financial expertise, innovativeness, decisiveness and wide network should serve the Board well as it enters a new phase of operations in these challenging economic times.  His personality also allows him to interact easily with a wide variety of people from whom he is able to solicit hard work and co-operation.”

Mr. Ross noted that an integral part of Sterling’s corporate culture is giving back to the community. “We fully support our team members in their participation in such activities. We wish for Dave every success as he makes his bid for this very important post and are confident that he will work diligently and cooperatively to make that critical difference once elected.”

Cameron has been in the financial industry for the last 17 years and is a licensed securities dealer representative.

About Sterling Asset Management

The Company which was founded in 2000 has assets under its management of approximately US$130 million and capital in excess of US$14 million. The company is licensed and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Jamaica and provides investment advice to corporate, institutional and individual investors.