Digicel Fiji

In addition to the over 300 meals for frontline workers, food ration packs will be distributed to 28 needy households.

The company is now the privileged telecommunications provider for Pacific Energy which includes mobile services, vehicle tracking and internet services.

Pacific Energy Chief Executive Officer, Randall Vallette said; “We are delighted to ink this new deal with Digicel, the country’s best data network. We have been their fuel suppliers for over eight years and our partnership has become stronger over time.”

Digicel worked in partnership with the IWA, a non-profit organization to see the first milestone project through in December 2018, which introduced a new teleconference facility at the CWM Children’s Hospital in Suva.

Mike Greig, Digicel Fiji CEO said; “Digicel looks forward to seeing the donation being utilized within the community on projects to be undertaken by the IWA on much needed services using new technology.”

”Digicel is committed to helping communities with much needed facilities and to improve access to services that would often not be consistently available.” 

Both companies are excited to ink a new three-year deal for a ‘substantial’ investment after initially signing on as major netball sponsors in 2014. 

Mike Greig, Digicel Fiji CEO, said; “I am delighted to announce the Big sponsorship with our great partners, Punja and Sons, for the Fiji Netball Association. Our joint sponsorship will help the growth of the country’s single biggest female participation sport. I am excited that with Punjas we can continue to support Fiji Netball following an extremely successful partnership over the past three years.”

The Carnival was launched in a colourful ceremony in Labasa where Digicel announced the continued sponsorship support for the week-long fete.

Mike Greig, Digicel Fiji CEO, said; “We are very proud to be the headline sponsor of the Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival in Labasa. We are really excited to continue our partnership with this important event that makes a huge difference to the community in Labasa and the greater North. We applaud the initiatives of the Carnival committee as they join hands with Police and other stakeholders to promote crime prevention.”

The month-long celebrations will start with a free open air public concert on Friday, 5th October at Ratu Sukuna Park in Suva, in Labasa and Savusavu on the 19th and 20th October respectively and the final show in Nadi on 26th October.

Digicel Fiji CEO, Mike Greig said, "We are delighted to support the Fiji Cancer Society in their signature awareness and fundraising month for breast cancer ‘Pinktober’.

We have been supporting FCS for a number of years and we are happy to support their fundraising efforts in our free concerts this month.

Data lovers in the greater Suva area including Lami and Nausori are already enjoying superfast speeds on the Digicel 4G+ network. This is a milestone announcement as we partner with Samsung to unveil the Galaxy S9 and S9+ smartphones.

Effectively immediately, Mike will have complete operational oversight across the entire business including Digicel, Unwired and Sky Pacific.

Digicel Regional CEO, Pacific Group, Mr. Colin Stone said,” Mike brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience in wireless and ICT technology. His recent work in digital transformation in emerging markets will provide valuable impetus to Digicel’s continued growth and evolution as a full solutions provider in Fiji”.