29 July 2010
Matt Hingerty, managing director of the Australian Tourism Export Council for the past five-and-a half-years, will leave the organisation early next year.
ââ¬ÅâI strongly believe in renewal, and after six years I believe it is time for a change - for both me and for ATEC,ââ¬~ he said.
Hingerty said the achievement of which he was most proud was the fostering of the industry's youth through Young ATEC. ââ¬~¨ ââ¬~¨
"There is a massive generational change underway in the industry at the moment, with brilliant young people coming through the ranks bringing a renaissance of new ideas and new passion.
"At the same time they are respectful and hungry for the knowledge of our industry's pioneers. I am absolutely certain that because of them, our industry, and ATEC will thrive in the future.ââ¬~
Hingerty said he has no firm plans ââ¬Åâother than engineering more time with my large and rapidly growing familyââ¬~.
ATEC said that the position of managing director will be advertised in national newspapers in mid-August.
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