April 26 - Marine terminal operator and stevedore concern Ports America has appointed John Carver as executive vice president of business development.
For the last five years he served as a director of port infrastructure for financial services company Jones Lang LaSalle.
Carver will be based at the Ports America New Jersey head office and will be responsible for expanding the company's interests domestically and internationally.
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