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  • Date Posted: May 05, 2025
  • News: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands
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Triple J Enterprises Inc. received its award for featuring in the Bank of Guam ASC Trust list of the 2024 “The Top Companies in Micronesia” in the September-October 2024 issue of Guam Business Magazine, sister publication to the Journal. (From left) Joaquin P.L.G. Cook, president and CEO, Bank of Guam; Jay B. Jones, executive vice president, Triple J; Jeffrey B. Jones, president and CEO, both with Triple J; Maureen N. Maratita, publisher of Glimpses Media, which publishes the Journal and Guam Business Magazine; and David J. John, managing director of ASC Trust. See "Focus" on Page 31. The upcoming May-June issue of Guam Business Magazine will feature this year’s list. Photo courtesy of Guam Business Magazine
 

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