People moves: September 2

Internal promotions announced at Montgomery

Twelve staff at Montgomery are updating their LinkedIn profiles this week as the international organiser confirmed its latest round of internal promotions.

Damion Angus, Montgomery group managing director (pictured above), said the business prided itself on being a hot-house for talent in the exhibitions industry.

“It is crucial to us that we strive to build, nurture and retain talent within the business,” Angus said. “We aim to give our people the best possible career opportunities across the group and to support individuals who want to make a difference and develop their careers.”

“This year’s internal promotions have been exceptional, but that highlights the fact that we have managed to attract and retain exceptional individuals,” Angus added.

The twelve promotions are:

♦  Chris McCuin - promoted from IFE brand director to group business development director
♦  Soraya Gadelrab – promoted from event director Speciality, IFEX & ScotHot to event director IFE, Pro2Pac and Speciality & Fine Food Fair
♦  Andrew Pantelli – promoted from head of sales – hospitality events to sales director – Fresh Montgomery
♦  Mina Booth – promoted from head of marketing at Fresh Montgomery to group marketing director
♦  Michael Fielding – promoted from sales manager to international sales manager, as part of the business’s expanded international team
♦  Georgina Preston – promoted from marketing executive to marketing manager
♦  Lauren Dodds - promoted from marketing executive to marketing manager
♦  Kate Bridle – promoted from operations assistant to operations manager
♦  Nick Piper – promoted from international account manager toevent manager Pro2Pac
♦  Email Mosedale – promoted from event coordinator to group administration manager
♦  Prudence Quinn - promoted from international exhibitions coordinator for Angus Montgomery to project executive at OTSA
♦  Stacey Crowie –promoted from finance assistant to finance manager

UK-based Montgomery celebrates 120 years this year and organises trade shows and specialist projects across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

Christine Davidson, dmg events Middle East & Asia

Christine Davidson, dmg events Middle East & Asia
Christine Davidson, dmg events Middle East & Asia

Dubai-based organiser dmg events Middle East & Asia has appointed Christine Davidson as group event director of its hospitality, leisure and outdoor portfolio.

Davidson has 19 years’ exhibitions and media experience across a range of industries. She joined dmg in September 2012 as event director of The Hotel Show Dubai, which recently launched a Saudi Arabia edition.

Under Davidson's leadership, the portfolio has grown from one core event to a further seven brands and represents a sizable part of dmg’s operation in the region.

“I am delighted to have been offered this new challenge,” said Davidson. “There is a wealth of opportunity within the hospitality sector, which is seeing unprecedented growth in this region alone, so I have plans to develop, improve and increase our offering here.”

“But, I am also keen to break into new territories, so the next couple of years look very busy and exciting,” she added.

 

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