Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) recently brought together 250 key players from the industry at its first networking session of the year. Held at Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur, the event drew professionals from both MyCEB’s Industry Partner Programme (IPP) and non-IPP members, including venue operators, professional conference organisers, and exhibition organisers. The event served as a platform for industry stakeholders to connect, share insights and chart the course for the year ahead. To date, the IPP has garnered the support of over 212 members and growing. The event also marked the Bureau’s newly appointed chief executive officer, Mr Azman Haji Tambi Chik’s (pictured) first official gathering with local industry players. He commented: “By bringing together industry stakeholders, we aim to facilitate meaningful exchanges and drive collective growth. It is my honour to host them for the first time in my capacity as the CEO of MyCEB and I thank them for their ongoing support”. The session also provided an opportunity for members to articulate their needs and perspectives, gaining deeper insights into the challenges and opportunities prevalent in the business events landscape.
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