Event registration provider Jonas Event Technology (JET) has officially expanded its operations into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. To spearhead its efforts in the region, JET has appointed Hana Jamalludin (pictured right) as its first APAC representative. Based in Singapore, Jamalludin will manage the company’s client relationships and business operations across the continent. JET managing director Oliver Smart (pictured left) said: “We are excited to establish a permanent presence in the APAC region after years of planning. With Hana Jamalludin leading our regional operations from Singapore, we are confident that our presence in APAC will enable us to better serve our clients and partners on a global scale.” In conjunction with its expansion, JET has also joined the Singapore Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (SACEOS). Commenting on the new membership, Jamalludin said: “Joining SACEOS is an exciting step for us as we embark on this new chapter of growth. This membership underscores JET’s dedication to industry excellence and professional development in the APAC region.”
Jonas Event Technology expands into APAC
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