J.J. Henry Company Moorestown/Norfolk Announces Promotions
A.C. Brown, vice president of J.J. Henry Company Moorestown/ Norfolk Operations, has announced several management promotions.
David F. McMullen has been appointed director of marketing and contracts for commercial works.
Previously, he was contracts manager and in that capacity has dealt with major shipyards and industrial throughout the United States.
Mr. McMullen will be responsible for all sales efforts and marketing development with commercial clients, including the handling of all contractual matters and administration for the Moorestown Division on commercial contracts.
Richard Hopkins, current director of marketing for Government works and responsible for the Norfolk offices operations, will l>e assisted by Richard Watson, who has been appointed manager of Government contracting.
Mr. Watson was previously contracts representative dealing with Government activities. In addition to his contract and sales experience, lie participated in a number of submarine design projects.
Mr. McMullen and Mr. Watson are active members of the American Society of Naval Engineers, the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and AOA.
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