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Gary Seddon

Kitava health centre nurse, Milne Bay Province, 2014 (image: Amanda Watson)

Ten years in Papua New Guinea: in conversation with Digicel

July 31, 2017

by Amanda H A Watson, Gary Seddon

Gary Seddon

Gary Seddon has lived in PNG for 19 years. He has been a senior manager with Digicel for six years: initially for two years as Director, Business Solutions, and now Director, Government Relations and Public Affairs, for four years. Before joining Digicel, he worked for Steamships and Hertz Rent a Car. Prior to being in PNG, he worked in commercial roles in the United Kingdom and completed a degree in technology and management.

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