Turkish business body re-elects Kaslowski as president

Turkish business body re-elects Kaslowski as president

ISTANBUL

The Turkish Industry and Business Association (TUSIAD) re-elected Simone Kaslowski as its president on March 30. 

He has been heading TUSIAD since February 2020 after replacing Erol Bilecik.

Kaslowski is the CEO of Organik Kimya, a chemicals company.

Murat Özyeğin and Bahadir Balkır are the vice presidents of the association.

Founded in 1971, TUSIAD is a voluntary, independent and non-governmental organization.

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