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July 2009
Our website is currently undergoing major changes and the contents are beeing updated. Thank you for your patience!
April 2009
Mrs. Barbara Szlovak has left WORLDDIDAC at the end of March. We sincerely thank her for all the valuable work and wish her all the best for the future.
We welcome our new Project Managers Andrea Hofmann and Barbara Köchli per April 1, 2009.
March 2009:
GESS Dubai 2009 has been very successful. The show has featured more than 200 exhibitors from over 20 countries, and the visitor number has increased by 17%.
We are now focusing on the upcoming events: WORLDDIDAC India 2009, and WORLDDIDAC Asia 2009. The preparations for WORLDDIDAC Basel 2010 have also started, and we will provide more detailed information in the next months.
Our management team will be soon complete again. We are going to introduce our new staff member in April.
January 2009:
Our website is currently undergoing major changes. The contents are being updated, and presented in a more user-friendly way. The login area for our members is also being revised, and we will soon provide beneficial information there. Please bear with us until all changes have been implemented.
Currently we are looking for a Project Assistant to complete our team.
Barbara Szlovak has been promoted to Director of Operations from January 1, 2009. She is looking forward to meeting more members in person, and to all the new interesting and challenging tasks.
Paul Perjes has left Worldidac by the end of 2008. For 13 years he was involved in most of Worlddidac’s projects and operations. Most significantly, he contributed to the international expansion of our association and managed many demanding projects, such as WORLDDIDAC Basel, the Worlddidac Award, Trade Missions, business development activities and most internal matters at the secretariat. Paul was also in charge of the maintenance of the technical structure at the secretariat. We wish Paul the best for his future career!
