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Babcock Appoints Will Erith As CEO Of Its Marine Sector LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Babcock International Group plc (BAB.L), on Tuesday, said it appointed Will Erith as CEO of its Marine sector, effective immediately. Previously, Will Erith served as a Managing Director of the Surface Ships Business Unit within the Sector, and before this held a range of leadership roles at Rolls Royce including international appointments based in the Asia Pacific region. He succeeds Derek Jones who will return to his role of Corporate Services Director, Marine. Babcock Chief Executive David Lockwood said: 'Our Marine...

Erith Named Babcock's New Marine CEO Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. Will Erith has been appointed as CEO of Babcock's Marine sector. Photo: Babcock Babcock, the aerospace and defence company, announces that Will Erith has been appointed as CEO of its Marine sector, effective immediately. Will was previously Managing Director of the Surface Ships Business Unit within the Sector, and before this held a range of leadership roles at Rolls Royce including international appointments based in the Asia Pacific region. He succeeds Derek Jones who will return to his role of Corporate Services Director...

15 December 2020 | 07:18am StockMarketWire.com - Aerospace and defence company Babcock said it had appointed Will Erith as chief executive of its marine business starting immediately. Erith, who succeeded Derek Jones, was previously managing director of the surface ships business unit within the sector. Jones would return to the role of corporate services director of the marine sector. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Latest share price and company details:

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