Stepping up from his role as vice-president, Mulligan (pictured) replaces the outgoing Alastair Hadley after serving six years on the Association’s executive committee.

Ian Martin of Ferag Australia has in turn been appointed to the role of vice-president.

“GAMAA is an association that is passionate about the development and promotion of our industry,” said Mulligan. “It is both a privilege and a great honour to be elected by the membership to the position of president.”

Mulligan will serve a two-year term as president.

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