Mr Barry P. Hogan, of Wellington, who has been appointed chief executive of Ballins Industries, Ltd, Christchurch. Mr Hogan, a bachelor of commerce, is a member of the New Zealand Society of Accountants. He gained a comprehensive experience of the liquor industry during 16 years with Lion Breweries, Ltd. He resigned late in 1979 from Lion Breweries where he held a senior position at the head office. Subsequently, he was area manager for General Foods Corporation (New Zealand), Ltd, for the Wellington province.
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83Mr Barry P. Hogan, of Wellington, who has been appointed chief executive of Ballins Industries, Ltd, Christchurch. Mr Hogan, a bachelor of commerce, is a member of the New Zealand Society of Accountants. He gained a comprehensive experience of the liquor industry during 16 years with Lion Breweries, Ltd. He resigned late in 1979 from Lion Breweries where he held a senior position at the head office. Subsequently, he was area manager for General Foods Corporation (New Zealand), Ltd, for the Wellington province. Press, 28 August 1980, Page 18
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