New roles for Crowley executives in realignment

New roles for Crowley executives in realignment    Ocean carrier and logistics company Crowley said Monday it has realigned its liner and logistics sales, pricing, customer service and marketing groups, resulting in a set of new roles for a number of its executives.
   The realignment is intended to give customers a single point of contact for transportation and logistics services, the Jacksonville, Fla.-based company said in a statement.
   As part of the realignment, Charlie Dominguez has been named vice president of national accounts; Robb Clapp, vice president of customer care; Pete Noyer, vice president business development; Jorge Estevez, vice president of pricing; and Craig Cox, director of marketing, liner and logistics.
   “This realignment better focuses our sales and support structures relative to the needs of our customers,” said John Hourihan, senior vice president and general managers of Latin America services. “It will allow our sales executives to spend time understanding the transportation and logistics needs of their assigned customers, and it will give our customers a single Crowley point of contact in the sales organization whether their needs are for ocean transportation or any of our logistics offerings.”