The former GAMAA vice president says he is pleased to take on the role of president and looks forward to working with the executive to meet GAMAA’s objectives and goals in the coming months.

“We have a busy year ahead of us with the continuation of our Leadership Programme and the development of the next trade show to be held in Sydney in 2007,” says Hadley.

“GAMAA is fortunate to have an extremely committed and active membership. In the time I have been a member, the association has gone from strength to strength. I am enthusiastic about contributing not only to GAMAA’s future as its president, but to the industry as a whole through the work GAMAA does.”

Hadley will take over from Meredith Darke in November, and Mitch Mulligan of Bottcher Systems has been appointed vice president.

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