The Singapore Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers (SACEOS) has elected its 43rd Executive Committee (????-????) at its 42nd Annual General Meeting on 4 March 2022. A new slate of leaders have been entrusted by the industry association to drive forward the next phase of recovery. The association thanked the outgoing 42nd EXCO members for their contribution and dedication to the industry during challenging times. New SACEOS president Richard Ireland said: “After two challenging years, the MICE and events industry finds itself at a critical phase in our journey towards recovery. 2022 needs to see a move towards a more normalised environment and we are hopeful that with the government’s commitment towards living with Covid as an endemic, we are firmly on that pathway. While we all have a long way to go, I believe we can achieve great things if we work together as a MICE community. Together with the 43rd EXCO, we look forward to serving you and helping the industry chart the next phase of recovery.” The EXCO said it would be sharing its vision and plans for the new term in the coming weeks. Read the individual profiles of the 43rd EXCO here – or contact SACEOS at secretariat@saceos.org.sg to find out more.
Singapore industry association elects new Executive Committee
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