Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, September 25, 1996, Page 20, Image 20

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S eptember 25, 1996 • T he P ori land O bserver
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Bowes appoints new Vice
President of Asia Operations
Hong Kong Office W ill Oversee
Existing O perations and New Busi­
ness D evelopment Efforts in Asia
Pitney Bowes Inc. (N Y S E P B I)
announces the appointm ent o f its first
vice president o f A sian Operations,
Henri K.T. Ho, to lead the com pany’s
successful pursuit o f new markets for
Pitney Bowes products and solutions
in Asia.
"Asian markets offer great expan­
sion opportunities for Pitney Bowes,”
says Michael Critelli, vice chairman
and chief executive officer of Pitney
Bowes. "W e have a strong presence
today in Hong Kong, but also have the
opportunity to grow our business ex­
tensively in China and Southeast Asia.
Henry H o’s extensive knowledge o f
evolving businesses throughout the
region will be o f great value to us.”
Based in Hong Kong, Ho will man­
age the com pany’s operations in Hong
Kong, China, Korea and Taiwan, as
well as its dealer operations in the rest
o f the Asia-Pacific area. He will report
directly to Michael J. Critelli, vice
chairman and chief executive officer
o f Pitney Bowes.
H o jo in s P itn ey B o w e s from
A T & T G lobal In fo rm atio n S o lu ­
tions, H ong Kong, w here he served
as m anaging director. He has m ore
than 20 years o f m arketing, sales,
service and senior m anagem ent e x ­
perience in A sian countries, includ­
ing S ingapore, T hailand, Indonesia,
Hong Kong and C hina.
Prior to AT&T, he held m anage­
ment positions with W ang Laborato­
ries in Singapore and with Xerox in
Hawaii. His direct custom er relation­
ships include the Asian Telecom s and
Post Offices o f Singapore, Vietnam,
China, Hong Kong and Thailand. He
received his bachelor’s degree and
MBA from the University o f Hawaii.
"W e’re very excited by the ability
of Pitney Bowes to service Asia from
Hong K ong,” says Ho. "The increas­
ing value of this market is reflected in
the decision to transfer appropriate
responsibilities and staff from the Asia
Pacific group in world headquarters."
Reporting to Ho will be Robert
Laban, vice president, Southeast Asia
Operations, who will be responsible
for business development and dealer
operations in Indonesia, M alaysia,
Singapore, Thailand and India. Harish
Dua will be managing our Indian liai­
son office located in N ew Delhi and
will report to Laban.
Pitney Bow es Inc. is a prem ier
provider o f innovative products, ser­
vices and technologies that enable
custom ers w orldw ide to efficiently
m anage the exchange an d d istrib u ­
tion o f inform ation and packages.
Thrifty PayLess
to visit Japan
Volunteers sought
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and Nov 2, 9am -4pm .
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Med Week ’96
A Salute to
Minority Businesses
(from one o f Portland's oldest)
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"Drop Into Safeway
and Select a Career!"
Your local Safeway Store carries a wide variety o f items - canoed goods,
produce, meat, and dairy items, to name just a few. Most Safeway Stores also
have one or more fu ll service departments, such as a deli, Bakery, Pharmacy,
Chinese Cuisine, and Floral Department. But did you also know you can
“shop” fo r a career at Safeway? That’s right! There are a number o f
interesting and regarding careers waiting fo r you at Safeway.
Safeway is not a newcomer to Oregon or the Pacific Northwest. In fact,
the very first Safeway to ever open its doors was right here in Portland in the
mid ¡920's. Since that time, Safeway has grown to include over 1,0 5 7 stores
in the United States and Canada. In Oregon, Safeway operates 93 stores in
virtually every community and employs over 9,000 Oregonians.
Safeway believes our most valuable asset is our employees and we have
consistently offered a wide variety ofjobs paying fam ily wages, and excellent
benefits package, and plenty o f opportunity fo r career advancement. Like
most retailers - regardless o f the goods they sell, Safeway employs a
substantial number o f part-time employees and these part-time position can
be a direct path to a full-tim e career at Safeway. In addition, while working
as a part-time employee at Safeway, individuals can easily pursue their
educational dreams.
For more information on how YOU can become a part o f the “Safeway
Family, ” please contact your Safeway Store Manager. We look forward to
welcoming you into the Safeway Family soon.
Urban League of Portland
Established 1945
Home of the One Stop Career Center
and Computer Training Center
Our Motto: "Our Children = Our Destiny"
Individuality
At SAFECO, we celebrate the inherent
uniqueness of each individual and acknowledge
our diversity as the key to our strength. Different
viewpoints not only help shape sound business
judgments, they help us understand the needs of
our customers. By encouraging individuality,
we’ve created one of America’s most successful
financial services companies.
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Saturday, October 5,1996
G o rd o n B a rk e r, P re sid e n t & C E O o f T h rifty P a y L e ss ,
Inc. has b een in v ite d to g iv e a s e m in a r to m o re th a n 2 0 0
m e m b er c o m p a n ie s o f D M S on th e ro le o f the d ru g sto re
in the U n ite d S ta te s. He is a lso e x p e c te d to d is c u s s
fu tu re e x p a n s io n s tr a te g ie s fo r T h rifty P a y L e ss.
T he in v ita tio n w as e x te n d e d by M a sa o A k e g a m i an d
M a m o u ru M u n a k a ta M r. A k e g a m i se rv e s as th e P r e s i­
d en t o f B a i-G o D ru g s an d as th e C h a irm a n o f D M S.
D M S is a m e rc h a n d is in g g ro u p lo c a te d in S in y o k o h a m a ,
Ja p a n . M r. M u n a k a ta is th e P re s id e n t o f N R K w h ich
ac ts as the g e n e ra l o ffic e s fo r D M S .
“T h is trip is a g re a t o p p o r tu n ity fo r T h rifty P a y L e ss
to e x p la in h o w w e b e c a m e th e la rg e s t d ru g s to re on the
w est c o a s t, and to sh o w o u r in te r e s t in th e d ru g sto re
in d u stry fro m an in te rn a tio n a l s ta n d p o in t,” n o te d M r.
B a rk e r.
F le m m in g K isb y e , S e n io r D ire c to r o f I n te rn a tio n a l
A ffa irs & F ie ld M e rc h a n d is in g w ill a lso be a c c o m p a n y ­
in g M r. B a rk e r on h is trip to Ja p a n .
T h rifty P a y L e ss c u rr e n tly o p e r a te s 1,047 s to re s in
10 w e ste rn sta te s.
G ain valuable social service ex ­
perience w orking in the field o f cor­
rections, rehabilitation. G reat op­
portunity for w om en 21 years and
older to help other w om en in their
com m unity. Becom e involved in a
c h a lle n g in g , rew ard in g p o sitio n .
W om en in com m unity service is re-
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