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Statement on passing of Brian Seidler AM

Master Builders Australia < 1 mins read
Attributable to Master Builders Australia CEO Denita Wawn:
The building and construction industry has lost one of its finest leaders with the passing of Brian Seidler AM, the long-standing Executive Director of Master Builders Association of NSW.  
Today, the Master Builders family around the country is mourning the loss of a leader who’s selfless 40-year devotion ensured that the industry’s voice was heard.
The building and construction industry is in a better place because of Brian Seidler.

Brian’s tireless, tenacious, and energetic commitment was astonishing, and his legacy is far reaching.
We will miss him greatly.
Our thoughts are with his family and the staff of Master Builders NSW.
Media contact: Dee Zegarac, National Director, Media & Public Affairs
0400 493 071 | dee.zegarac@masterbuilders.com.au
 

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