Drew Chemical Names Rogers Managing Director New So. Africa Subsidiary
A.G. Giudice, executive vice president, Drew Chemical Corporation, New York, N.Y., a subsidiary of United States Filter Corporation, has announced the appointment of John A.D. Rogers as managing director of Drew's new subsidiary, Arnock Chemical & Engineering Services, Pty., Ltd., Cape Town, South Africa. Mr.
Rogers will continue to function as head of Arnock Chemical & Engineering, a position he held before the merger with Drew Chemical, and will be responsible for Drew's operations in South Africa.
Mr. Rogers was born and educated in the United Kingdom, later serving in the British Royal Navy as an engineer. Before forming the company of Arnock Chemical in 1968, he was previously employed by Table Bay Power Station and Dundas & Miller, both located in Cape Town. Mr. Rogers will report . directly to Frederick Morris, assistant vice president, director of marine sales, Europe, based in the London office of Drew Chemical.
Drew Chemical Corporation is a major supplier of products and services for water management and specialty chemicals in both the marine and industrial sectors. United States Filter Corporation serves air pollution control, water and waste-water treatment markets and also provides management, engineering, design and planning services for energy and environmental systems.
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