Chair says organisation has 'renewed vigour and vision'
The Isle of Man Institute of Directors says the last 18 months has helped it reassess goals for the future.
It comes as the organisation announces it will hold the Director of the Year Awards on Tuesday, 2 November at Woodbourne House in Douglas.
The Isle of Man's new Lieutenant Governor, Sir John Lorimer, will be a guest speaker at the event.
IoD Chair Jennifer Houghton says the institute has 'emerged from the pandemic with renewed vigour and vision'.
She adds the upcoming awards are a 'welcome return' after the pandemic previously prevented face-to-face networking and 'experience-sharing opportunities'.
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