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IABM unveils board of new APAC Regional Council

Twelve senior executives from IABM member companies have been selected to lead the organisation’s newly launched APAC Regional Council. The team will provide support to the local broadcast and media technology supply industry by focusing on the key issues that impact businesses

Twelve senior executives from IABM member companies have been selected to lead the organisation’s newly launched APAC Regional Council. The team will provide support to the local broadcast and media technology supply industry by focusing on the key issues that impact businesses.

The new board that will join Peter Bruce (pictured), director of APAC for IABM, to manage the Regional Council are: Ashish Mukherjee, MD, Benchmark Telecast, Charles Savoir, CTO, EMC; Dae Choe, VP sales for Asia and Oceanic, Ross Video; Dennis Breckenridge, CEO, ABS; Jack Lin, CEO, Data Video; Joe Khodeir, VP sales APAC, Imagine Communications; Liming Fu, GM APAC, Axon; Naoki Kashimura, VP sales APAC, Ikegami; Paul Jones, director sales APAC, Oracle; Robert Song, VP, APAC sales and operations, Atomos; Sushil Khanna, chief operating officer, Medi Guru and Tushar Kothari, director, Beehive/Wasp 3D.

The main priorities for the Council will be to generate a dedicated presence at the localised technology events, exhibitions and roadshows, and to boost commercial and networking opportunities for businesses in the region. The Council will also provide more in depth market intelligence relevant to the APAC market, as well as introducing more training in the region and expanding its overall membership.

“The first meeting of the APAC Regional Council was a huge success and underlines our strong commitment to this important global market,” commented Bruce. “We have worked hard to develop a dedicated and focused presence in the region, and we are delighted to have such a strong leadership team at the helm.

“We have some exciting initiatives planned, particularly surrounding the major industry events. In addition, one of our main focuses will be to deliver the most up to date market intelligence and trends affecting the region. The Council will be instrumental in providing a forum to discuss and debate issues pertinent to the area and we look forward to encouraging many potential of business opportunities in the future.”

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