Families joined Smithbridge Guam on Saturday to celebrate 30 years on the island.
Smithbridge Guam celebrated its 30th anniversary and hosted a community carnival at Gov. Memorial Park. Joseph Flores at Ypao Beach.
Food trucks, bounce houses, carabao rides, face painting, balloon art and loud music was the way to celebrate during the sunny day not far from the shores of Ypao.
“I am grateful for the team’s support over the years,” said Albert Smith, group managing director. “We have team members who have been with us since the beginning in 1992. Our people are what set us apart.”
“We are proud and want to support local government, charities and associations,” Smith said in a press release. “Looking back, it’s been great to see the momentum the team has built over the years – and that original vision remains just as relevant today.”
Smithbridge Guam is a construction company with a can-do attitude and looks forward to being on the island for the next three decades and beyond.
