IBJA appoints Mukesh Mehta as president
BJA is a 97-year-old organisation representing bullion dealers and jewellers from across the country
 "Gold products are displayed for sale at a shop in Hanoi. Photo: Reuters")
Gold products are displayed for sale at a shop in Hanoi. Photo: Reuters
Jewellers body India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) on Tuesday said it has appointed Mukesh Mehta, a director on the IBJA board, as the new president.
Mehta is a director of Mark Bangles and has already been on the IBJA Board for the last four years and has served on various committees, IBJA said in a release issued here.
He replaced Mohit Kamboj, who resigned in the last Annual General Meeting of IBJA held on August 24.
IBJA is a 97-year-old organisation representing bullion dealers and jewellers from across the country.
Mehta is a director of Mark Bangles and has already been on the IBJA Board for the last four years and has served on various committees, IBJA said in a release issued here.
He replaced Mohit Kamboj, who resigned in the last Annual General Meeting of IBJA held on August 24.
IBJA is a 97-year-old organisation representing bullion dealers and jewellers from across the country.
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First Published: Aug 30 2016 | 3:28 PM IST