FOLLOWING his successful launching of NCL's F as hi on flow, John Brock
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has moved to NCL's House in London as territorial manager for :the southern territory. John has been replaced as gm at Fashionflow by Harry Batty, who was previously district manager. of NCL for South East London.
Three other NCL men making the news this week are Bill Ayling from Edinburgh, Isiwyn Morris from Warrington and Paddy Coyle from Belfast. Bill was NCL's top-scoring sales manager during the summer; Islwyn was top rep; and the man with the best overall percentage increase in sales was Ulsterman Coyle.
.Pickfords International (UK) Ltd has a new three-man board. E. A. Loeldey, the managing director, joined NFC in 1970 as commercial manager ii 13RS 'Parcels and in 1973 became involved in the Corporation's international activities. A. F. Lourson joined the State transport organisation in 1955 and has served on the commercial and operating side of freight forwarding.
D. R. Cutler, who qualified as a chartered accountant in 1966 was appointed assistant chief accountant NFC in 1973.
Reg Hackney, of Hoxwell, transport manager of West Cumberland Farmers Ltd, is travelling north to take over a similar appointment with Caledonian Carriers Ltd at Grangemouth.
On the bus and coach front this week Graeme Varley has been appointed assistant traffic manager of the South Wales Transport Company with effect from the beginning of November.
Mr Varley, 29, joined the industry in 1969 as an NBC senior management trainee.
The new position of development engineer at NBC's London headquarters is being filled by Alan Gurley, at present chief engineer of the Hants and Dorset company.