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Rolando Brison appointed head of St. Maarten Tourist Bureau.

February 20, 2017

Rolando Brison appointed head of St. Maarten Tourist Bureau.
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- Provide management, leadership, and training to the office, while ensuring that the day to day tasks are completed by all staff; all of this in line with the wishes of the Ministry and Minister and in accordance with all rules and regulations of government. - To assist the Ministry in aspects related to the St. Maarten Tourism Authority STA, including, but not limited to: Writing the Business Plan, assisting with the Service Level Agreement, Reviewing proposals for the STA, market research. - To assist the minister with any other matters related to the tourism marketing and product of St. Maarten when requested by the Minister

Rolando Brison appointed head of St. Maarten Tourist Bureau.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/rolando-brison-appointed-head-of-st-maarten-tourist-bureau/

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