SICCI Appoints Mr. Nelson Kere as Interim Chief Executive Officer

SICCI Appoints Mr. Nelson Kere as Interim Chief Executive Officer
October 26, 2026

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SICCI Appoints Mr. Nelson Kere as Interim Chief Executive Officer

SICCI appoints Nelson Kere as interim CEO from 19 October 2026 to oversee operations and continue its 2026/2027 agenda.

The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) officially announce the appointment of Mr. Nelson Kere as the Chamber’s Interim Chief Executive Officer, effective 19 October 2026.

Mr. Kere, who currently serves as the Chamber’s Executive Officer, steps into the interim CEO role to lead the SICCI Secretariat and oversee its daily operations. 

He will report directly to the Board of Directors through the Chair, ensuring continuity in driving the Chamber’s strategic priorities forward.

The Board of Directors, led by Chairlady Ms. Namoi Kaluae, has affirmed that the leadership transition will maintain the Chamber’s ongoing programs. 

SICCI remains fully committed to executing its 2026/2027 agenda, which highlights key initiatives such as:

  • Policy & Advocacy: Continued policy dialogue with the Solomon Islands Government and active participation in the Private Sector Advisory Group process.
  • Membership & Networking: Delivering membership services, specialized trainings, and hallmark networking events like the popular Business After 5s.
  • Business Excellence Awards: Continuing preparations for the upcoming Business Excellence Awards, which celebrate outstanding achievements in the local private sector.
  • Outreach Partnerships: Strengthening provincial outreach and driving engagement with international development partners.

“The Chamber looks forward to our continued relationship with members, Government, development partners, and the wider private sector,” stated Chairlady Namoi Kaluae. 

“This remains central to the Chamber’s mandate, and the Board remains committed to strengthening these critical collaborations.”

SOURCE// SICCI PRESS RELEASE

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