A.E.C. Management Changes at Southall A NUMBER of important management appoktments
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at A.E.C., which took effect from January 1, have been announced.
Consequent upon the retirement of Mr. George Robinson, A.E.C.'s engineering director, Mr. R. A. Fryars has been appointed director and• chief engineer. Mr. Fryars, who is 40 years of age, was appointed chief engineer in January, 1960. He has been with A.E.C. all his working life, starting as an apprentice in 1937. He became experimental engineer in 1949 and chief designer the following year.
Mr. R. C. Tarling has been appointed commercial manager and in this capacity will report to A.E.C.'s commercial director, Mr. J. D. Slater. Mr. Tarling joined A.E.C. in 1955 and after two years' initial training on the accountancy side was appointed to the staff of the commercial director. This was followed by his appointment as assistant to the commercial director. In recent years he has been closely connected with the cc development at home and oven Previously manager of A.E.C. eastern region for seven years, N Shepherd has been appointed ho manager and will report to M Rackham, director, home salt Shepherd joined the A.E.C. sales 1947. After serving as area ma Ipswich, he was transferred to the region in 1950 and took up his managership in 1954.
Formerly deputy home sales of A.E.C. (Sales), Ltd., Mr. E. has been appointed municip manager and will also be respor the south eastern region. Mr. who will in future operate f London office at Page Stree minster. joined A.E.C. as a apprentice in 1932. He rei A.E.C. in Spain and the r England, and held several area ment posts before being a deputy home sales manager in l'