Riedel International Announces Key Promotions
Arthur A. Riedel, chairman and chief executive officer of Riedel International Inc., recently announced three key promotions.
Jamshed (Jim) Dastur has been named president of Riedel International Constructors, a subsidiary of Riedel International, Inc.
Mr. Dastur, a highly educated and experienced veteran of more than 25 years in engineering design and construction, has spent the last 14 years of his career with the Riedel companies.
Besides his new position, Mr.
Dastur will remain executive vice president of the construction and dredging groups.
Francis J. Bradach has been named executive vice president and general manager of the dredging group for Riedel International, Inc., Portland's worldwide marine construction and dredging contractor.
Mr. Bradach has been with Riedel companies for more than 25 years, and has served in a number of executive capacities.
Robert B. Bittner, a 17-year veteran of various assignments with Riedel International, Inc., has been promoted to senior vice president of the organization, and to executive vice president of its subsidiary, Riedel International Constructors.
Mr. Bittner, a vice president of the company since 1985, will retain his responsibilities as manager of engineering and estimating group of the far-flung Riedel operations.
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