Meetings & Events Australia (MEA) held its Annual General Meeting today, 24 November 2020, where the nine Directors of the Board were announced. At the AGM, the Board acknowledged the contribution of outgoing Directors Kate Smith and Alana Hay who completed their term on the Board; and Robyn Johnson for her tenure as CEO. MEA is the association representing the events industry in Australia, covering conferences, meetings, exhibitions, product launches, seminars and more. It represents companies and individuals that stage, produce, manage, support and supply the 400,000+ events across Australia each year. MEA’s Board of Directors and Executive roles are: Nigel Collin – Chairperson Suzana Bishop, Fed Square – Deputy Chair Beverley Williamson, Melbourne Convention Bureau – Secretary Michael Firman, Harry the Hirer – Treasurer Paul Davison, Sydney Masonic Centre – Director Belinda Doery, Solterbeck – Director Kirsty Forbes, Accor Hotels – Director Jessica Glass, University of Queensland- Director Paula Nolan, Commonwealth Bank of Australia – Director Newly elected Chair of the Board, Nigel Collin commented: “The new Board is committed to continuing to focus on the needs of our members through these challenging times as we build and strengthen our Association and industry into the future”.
Meetings & Events Australia announces Board of Directors
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