The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) has welcomed three distinguished personalities to its esteemed Club Melbourne Ambassador Program.
Mandy Nicholson, a Wurundjeri-Willam artist and Traditional Custodian of Melbourne enriches the community with her cultural preservation through ceremonies, dance, language, and workshops.
Dianne Smith, CEO of Industry Capability Network, maximizes procurement and supply chain opportunities, fostering employment and socio-economic growth across Australia.
Laureate Professor Eric Reynolds AO, CEO and Research Director of the Oral Health Cooperative Research Centre, brings 19 patents and numerous accolades to the program.
With over 80 Ambassadors from diverse fields, including agriculture, science, medicine, and technology, these additions will further enrich Melbourne’s cultural hub reputation and contribute to the city’s thought leadership and economic prosperity. Clare Kellett, Club Melbourne Manager, expressed gratitude for the new Ambassadors’ expertise and contributions to the city’s legacy.
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