BEN GREENISH JOINS DMG EVENTS AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT LEADING THEIR CONSTRUCTION DIVISION

dmg
events, a leading international events company, has appointed Ben Greenish as
Senior Vice President to head its growing construction division and market
leading Big 5 brand.  

Greenish
has held a number of senior positions at various media companies including UBM
and EMAP.  He was also a former MD of
MEED in the Middle East and most recently MD and CRO of Future Plc with a
portfolio including 25 UK events.

 He has also held MD positions with Press
Holdings Media Group, owners of titles such as the Spectator and the Business
where he worked to transform the traditional print model and optimised revenues
through subscription and event-based offerings.    ‘Ben’s extensive knowledge in events and
media, particularly in Architecture, Civil Engineering and Construction, made
him a shoo-in for the Construction leadership role “, said Matt Denton,
President of dmg events. “He is a seasoned professional with the skills and
experience to drive the division and Big 5 brand forward. A strong and proven
business leader he is a fantastic addition to the team.

 “As we look to grow the business, both across
our traditional Middle East home and further afield, through acquisition and
launch, Ben’s experience and entrepreneurial nature will be perfectly suited at
the helm”, said Denton.

 About dmg events: 
dmg events is a leading organiser of face-to-face events and a publisher
of trade magazines. We aim to keep businesses informed and connect them with
relevant communities to create vibrant marketplaces and to accelerate their
business across multiple platforms.

 dmg events organises more than 80 events
across 25 countries, attracting over 425,000 attendees and delegates every
year. The company’s portfolio of products includes many industry leading events
such as The Big 5 construction shows and energy events like ADIPEC and Gastech.
For more information visit www.dmgevents.com.

 Founded in 1989, the company is headquartered
in Dubai, UAE, and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Daily Mail and General
Trust plc (DMGT)