Santo Domingo.– Banco de Reservas announced this Wednesday the addition of Dominican basketball players Jean Montero and Andrés “Andresito” Feliz as the entity’s new ambassadors, in an initiative that seeks to strengthen its support for sports, promote national values, and tighten the relationship with the Dominican diaspora.
During the event, the executive president of Banreservas, Dr. Leonardo Aguilera, highlighted that both players represent the effort and dedication of Dominicans who have left the country in search of opportunities and who today hold the national flag high.
“They are the representation of what the Dominican diaspora means and the effort of the Dominicans who have had to leave the country. They hold the flag of the Dominican Republic high and now they will also carry the Banreservas flag,” expressed Aguilera.
The executive added that the entity will continue to support Dominicans who project a positive image of the country abroad and valued the support of President Luis Abinader for initiatives that promote national talent.
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For his part, Andrés Feliz expressed his gratitude for the support received from the financial institution and stated that this backing serves as motivation to continue his career.
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“We are very grateful for the support that Banco de Reservas provides us. For us, it means a lot to have that backing,” stated the player.
Similarly, Jean Montero valued Banreservas’ commitment to Dominican basketball and assured that having the entity’s support represents an important boost for the athletes.
“We thank the bank for backing us and supporting basketball. It is a pleasure for us to have an entity like Banreservas behind us and to know that we have that support,” expressed Montero.
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With this alliance, Banreservas seeks to expand its presence in Spain and other European countries through the image of both players, in addition to developing sports training programs aimed at children and adolescents in different provinces of the country.
