The Hague Convention Bureau in the Netherlands has employed two new international sales managers to focus on the city’s specialist markets; including new energy, impact economy, IT & tech and cyber security. The new members of the team are Jeanine Dupigny, who will focus on MICE acquisitions in the new energy and impact economy sectors. She brings knowledge from the industrial development, petrochemical and tourism sectors, as well as experience working with voluntary and charitable organisations around the world. Nadir Aboutaleb (pictured), meanwhile, has nine years’ experience in the meetings and events industry. Most recently this has included time at the RAI Amsterdam. His new role will focus on the development of specialist events covering IT & Tech and Cyber Security. Bas Schot, Head of The Hague Convention Bureau, said: “Despite challenges facing our industry, there has never been a more important time to develop new relationships and promote destinations to key sectors in creative and personal ways. Jeanine and Nadir are both specialists in their chosen fields and I look forward to the impact they will have on The Hague Convention Bureau going forward.” Meet the The Hague Convention Bureau team
New international appointments at The Hague Convention Bureau
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