A&B PROPERTIES

A&B Properties Inc., the real estate subsidiary of Alexander & Baldwin Inc., has announced senior management changes.

Executive vice president-development Paul Hallin will report to president Norb Buelsing and has assumed overall responsibility for all development activities. Hallin joined A&B Properties in 1992 as project manager for development activities.

David Haverly has been promoted to senior vice president-leasing, and will oversee all aspects of the company's commercial income portfolio in Hawai'i and on the Mainland. Haverly joined A&B Properties in 1999 as real estate asset manager.

Richard Stack Jr. has been promoted to senior vice president-development, reporting to Hallin. Stack joined A&B Properties in 1998 as project development coordinator.

YOUNG BROTHERS

Young Brothers Limited/Hawaiian Tug & Barge has hired Nalani Say, former Aloha Airlines customer service manager, to head its documentation and customer service department. Say will provide consistent, responsive and accurate handling of outbound and inbound cargo, and oversee timely and correct data entry and documentation, billing, and invoicing. She will also coordinate communications and operations between company departments to facilitate responses to customer inquiries and concerns.

MARTIN & MACARTHUR

Martin & MacArthur, dealer in handcrafted wood furniture and Hawaiian home furnishings, has promoted John "Kalani" Stasack to vice president of the furniture division. He will oversee the development and production of all furniture and will collaborate with Jon Martin in the design of new furniture lines.

Yenlinh Tran is the new retail division director. She was most recently retail director, buyer and operations manager for Service System Associates.

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