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COMPANY & PEOPLE NEWS
Shipbuilding (NNS) announced the appointment of David J.
Anderson to the position of senior vice president and chief financial officer (CFO). Since 1991, he has served as executive vice president and CFO of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co. in Winston-Salem, N.C. At the shipyard, Mr. Anderson's respon- sibilities will include finance, accounting, payroll, cost management and cost engineering. He will reportedly head up the new investor relations function when NNS is spun off from parent company Tenneco later this year.
Newport News builds naval and commercial ships, and in its 110-year history, has reportedly produced close to 800 newbuilds.
David J.
Anderson
RINA Names New President
The Royal Institute of Naval Architects (RINA) announced that T. John Parker succeeded
Peter J. Usher as president of the institution on
July 1. Dr. Parker has served as chairman and
CEO of Harland & Wolff and as executive group chairman for Babcock International Group pic.
He also chairs Lloyd's Register of Shipping's
Technical Committee and is a member of Bureau
Veritas' International Committee.
Gordon To Head Lykes' Washington
Office
Michael J.
Gordon
Michael J. Gordon has joined
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. as direc- tor, Government Affairs, in
Washington, D.C. The appoint- ment was announced by Capt.
John W. Murray, Lykes senior vice president, Operations. Mr.
Gordon will be responsible for strengthening the company's rela- tionship with departments and agencies of the U.S. government, including enhancing Lykes' position in the carriage of pref- erence cargoes. He will also work with represen- tatives of foreign governments and the
Washington-area freight forwarding community to expand Lykes' commercial service offerings.
Before accepting this latest appointment, Mr.
Gordon served as manager of Government
Services and Affairs for another U.S. flag carrier.
Aker Appoints New U.S. Operations
Leader
Aker Oil & Gas Technology, Inc. (AOGT) has announced the appointment of Jan Moksnes as president of the Aker central business unit in the
US., effective August 1. Mr. Moksnes, former
Dresident of Aker subsidiary Norwegian
Contractors, succeeds Olav K. Christiansen, lead of U.S. operations since 1992. During Mr.
Hoksnes' tenure as president of Norwegian eptember, 1996
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