AFRI GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL (1902)

In the sweeping narratives of colonial Africa, an honour was forged in the fires of service and duty. This emblem was none other than the Africa General Service Medal (1902), a distinguished reward conferred upon the select few who exhibited unflinching commitment in the diverse campaigns of Somaliland

Issued to: “Pte. P. Whitington. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry”

Primarily awarded to British led local forces, including the King's African Rifles and the West African Frontier Force. For 90 days service between 21 October 1952 and 17 November 1956. The only campaigns where European troops were present in any numbers were the various Somaliland campaigns, and in Kenya.

Number: 22991 30 9

Date of Original Medal Issuance: 1956

The medal was first instituted in 1902.

This is an original Africa General Service Medal.

Today, as we traverse the dynamic world of global wealth, the spirit of this distinguished medal finds it’s echo in the heart of the GOOD Fellows initiative.

This medal, an emblem of commitment and resilience, was bestowed upon "Pte.P. Whitington of King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry", signifying his outstanding service of 90 days between 21 October 1952 and 17 November 1956. This dedication, born amidst the tumultuous campaigns where European troops faced relentless challenges, is mirrored in the unyielding e orts of the GOOD Fellows in navigating the dynamic frontiers of global wealth management.

In honouring the GOOD Fellows, we ignite the spirit of the Africa General Service Medal - a beacon of duty, commitment, and resilience. This spirit, once thriving on the challenging landscapes of Africa, now guides global wealth towards a sustainable horizon.

Thus, the GOOD Fellows Awards' significance magnifies, intricately weaving together past, present, and future in a relentless pursuit of excellence and duty.

The principles embodied by the Africa General Service Medal serve as a source of unending inspiration, spurring the GOOD Fellows to strive tirelessly towards creating an equitable global wealth landscape.

GOOD FELLOWS - AFRICA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL (1902)

Awarded to Lord Mayor Alderman Nicholas Stephen Leland Lyons, Guildhall, London Global Wealth Conference Europe 2023

“I never cease to be astonished by the intellectual capability of people that work in financial services, this extraordinary strength of intellect and thought leadership.”

Rd May Ni O S Ly S

THE STALWART ENVOY OF LONDON’S ECONOMIC PROSPERITY

Lord Mayor Nicholas Lyons expresses his astonishment at the extraordinary strength of intellect displayed by those who work in financial services. It is this intellectual capacity that drives innovation, shapes strategies, and navigates the complexities of the financial landscape The intellectual brilliance of these individuals fuels the progress and advancements that shape our society.

“We do a huge amount that is societally absolutely vital but we don’t really talk about it so think we need to do a better job of talking about our financial purpose as well as a societal purpose.”

But Lord Mayor Nicholas Lyons recognizes the impact of the financial services and He acknowledges that the work carried out within this industry is societally vital, providing the foundation for economic growth, job creation, and prosperity. However, he also emphasizes the importance of e ectively communicating this societal purpose, of shedding light on the positive impact that financial services have on the lives of individuals and communities.