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Willard Names Wang as New Director

January 6, 2014

Ning Wang
Ning Wang

Willard Marine, a 56-year-old builder of composite and aluminum boats, today announced the appointment of Ning Wang as director of operations and program management. Wang will be responsible for overseeing Willard Marine’s planning, purchasing, stockroom and IT operations. He will be based in the company’s corporate offices in Anaheim, Calif.

Wang brings over a decade of management experience in the wireless and technology industries to Willard Marine. He has held senior operations, business development and management positions at AnyDATA Corporation and Transaction Network Services. He has a Master of Business Administration from Oxford University, Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Massachusetts and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

“Ning Wang is a motivated, highly analytical individual who has a deep understanding in these areas, which will help us expand our capabilities and further strengthen our management team,” said Ulrich Gottschling, president of Willard Marine.

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