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MyPlanet appoints Sales and Marketing Manager
MyPlanet has appointed Teresia Fors MBA, as the Sales and Marketing Manager for MyPlanet Australia.
Teresia, has a solid background in international travel and tourism and is a Scandinavia expert. She has previously been employed in marketing and PR at Stockholm Visitors Board for a number of years promoting Stockholm internationally. She has been working on campaigns like Stockholm’s Olympic Bid and Stockholm – Cultural Capital of Europe.
Teresia also has a background in advertising and foreign affairs and she is the Editor-in-Chief for the monthly MyPlanet Magazine (circ. 7000).
‘We thrilled to have secured a person with Teresia’s background, Scandinavian contacts, professional experience and expertise for this strategically important role. MyPlanet and Bentours are experiencing significant growth at present, so Teresia’s appointment will assist us through this period of rapid expansion”, says Greg Arnott , General Manager MyPlanet Australia.
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