The Mobilise 2010 Conference will be a time to catch up with friends and we expect it to be a fun filled event.
Fiji Hoteliers Association president Dixon Seeto, who went to Marist Brothers during the 1960s, said this is the chance for the local old scholars to be able to meet up with the other old boys coming in from overseas.
The first two Mobilise Conferences were held in Australia and New Zealand however Seeto said with Fiji hosting it this time around, it will be a special occasion.
Marist Brothers High School was founded and run by members of the Marist Brothers order since it opened to students in 1949.
The past two Mobilise conferences have seen the students benefitting like having internet access and computers for the school and even the provision of sporting equipment.
The Digicel Mobilise Conference officially starts today with registration and a tour of the school by the old scholars.
Story By: Paradise Tabucala
Mobilise conference to be a fun filled event
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