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The Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has announced two senior appointments to its leadership team.<\/p>\n
Dawn Lauder, previously head of association sales, has been appointed director of conference sales, succeeding Kathleen Warden, who is stepping down after 25 years.<\/p>\n
Ms Lauder joined the organisation in 2009 and was previously head of international sales and head of association sales. <\/p>\n
She played a key role in securing landmark conferences such as COP26, cementing Glasgow\u2019s global reputation as a hub for high-profile international events.<\/p>\n
Andrew Healy has been appointed chief financial officer, joining from his role as financial director at DM Hall following an extensive recruitment process. <\/p>\n
He brings over three decades of financial leadership, having developed and delivered multi-year financial and business strategies across property, legal, sport, and the arts.\u00a0<\/p>\n
As finance director at Scottish Rugby, he transformed the organisation\u2019s financial infrastructure and supported major capital investment programmes. <\/p>\n
He has also held senior roles at the Law Society of Scotland and served as a non-executive director and trustee of the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh.<\/p>\n
The appointments come after a record year for the SEC, with 52 conferences, 55 exhibitions, and 269 live performances, welcoming more than 2.3 million visitors across its three venues: the SEC Centre, SEC Armadillo, and OVO Hydro.<\/p>\n
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