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The Road Haulage Association has named the man to fill its newly-created post of head of communications.
He is John Ockenden, a transport economist and public affairs consultant. Mr Ockenden has previously worked for the British Road Federation and the RAC and is seen as part of the RHA's drive to improve its public relations.
Trailer rental company Transport International Pool has made several new appointments to its marketing and technical development teams. Jeremy Marshall joins TIP from International Marketing and Economic Services as market research and development manager (Europe).
New marketing analyst is Geoff Taylor, who is responsible for the interpretation of marketing statistics. Mr Taylor was previously an operations manager with TIP.
Malcolm Brown has moved to become chief engineer (UK), responsible for purchasing of trailers, stock control and technical liaision between TIP's 17 UK branches. Before joining the company Mr Brown spent some time with trailer manufacturer Crane Fruehauf.
Matt Bruce has joined specialist cross-country vehicle manufacturer Stonefield Vehicles as service manager. He was service manager at Scania's Scottish distributor and before this has worked at the British Leyland Albion plant and as a sales service engineer for Leyland in the USA. In his new position with Stonegate in Cumnock, Ayrshire Mr Bruce will be responsible for organising and expanding the service department and parts back-up.
Vehicle bodybuilder Bonallack has a new sales representative for the north of England. He is Bob Morley, who previously sold Cargovan kits in the Midlands and the East of England. In his new position Mr Morley will be selling the refrigerated and dry freight trailers made by Bonallack, which is a division of Alcan Transport Products.
Transquip International Trailers Of Corby tut appointed three new area sail managers.
• Jim Carlton, now respon ible for the North of Englan was formerly plant managt with Hargreaves Plant Leeds. Covering the West England and South Wales Alan Church, formerly wit Shell and Bristol Siddele Finally, Ron Marshall tak charge of the North Wales at Midlands area. He has worki for King Truck and Yot Trailers.
Des O'Neill is to head a ne division of Giltspur Bulle Freight, to be known as Gi spur International Movin Mr O'Neill, the new div ion's managing director, h been with Giltspur for 20 yea and until recently was re ponsible for operations at t Southern region of Giltsp Bullens Transport Services,