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MacDonald VP, Procurement at Crowley

February 16, 2010

Photo courtesy Crowley Maritime
Photo courtesy Crowley Maritime

Crowley Maritime Corporation announced that Wendy MacDonald has been promoted to vice president of procurement, replacing Matt Jackson who has been named vice president, Caribbean island services. MacDonald will remain domiciled in Jacksonville and report to Susan Rodgers, Crowley's senior vice president of corporate services. 

MacDonald is responsible for all materials management and purchasing for the corporation.  She also oversees facilities development and travel. 

MacDonald joined Crowley in 1992 as a management trainee and has held various positions within the company's container shipping organization, including manager of freight services for the Puerto Rico/Caribbean services group, manager of pricing for the Latin America services group, and most recently director of inland operations.

MacDonald has a bachelor's degree in business administration with a focus on marine transportation and intermodalism from California Maritime Academy. 

(www.crowley.com)

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