Matthew Loeb Reelected as International President of IATSE
Matthew Loeb has been reelected “by acclimation” as international president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
Also reelected on Thursday at the 70th Quadrennial Convention in Honolulu were general secretary-treasure James B. Wood, 13 international vice presidents, three trustees and a delegate to the Canadian Labour Congress.
At the convention, IATSE reps addressed topics including U.S.-Canada relations, passing worker-friendly policies at the state, national and international levels, celebrating a renewed commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion as well as support for members who may face immigration detention during the ongoing military-style raids.
The guild said that convention resolutions passed included (but are not limited to):
IATSE represents more than 170,000 technicians, artisans and craftspersons in the entertainment industry.
Also reelected on Thursday at the 70th Quadrennial Convention in Honolulu were general secretary-treasure James B. Wood, 13 international vice presidents, three trustees and a delegate to the Canadian Labour Congress.
At the convention, IATSE reps addressed topics including U.S.-Canada relations, passing worker-friendly policies at the state, national and international levels, celebrating a renewed commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion as well as support for members who may face immigration detention during the ongoing military-style raids.
The guild said that convention resolutions passed included (but are not limited to):
IATSE represents more than 170,000 technicians, artisans and craftspersons in the entertainment industry.