Bomar up at Port of Vancouver USA

By HeavyLiftPFI2018-04-20T00:00:00+01:00

The Port of Vancouver USA has appointed Mike Bomar as its director of economic development.

Bomar previously served as president of the Columbia River Economic Development Council, led the Southwest Washington Contractors Association, and worked in government affairs for the Building Industry Association of Clark County.

When Bomar joins on May 1, his responsibilities will include: sustaining strategic partnerships, developing economic and job opportunities, while enhancing regional prosperity through commercial and industrial development, transportation and land use planning.

www.portvanusa.com

Bomar up at Port of Vancouver USA

April 20 - The Port of Vancouver USA has appointed Mike Bomar as its director of economic development.

Bomar previously served as president of the Columbia River Economic Development Council, led the Southwest Washington Contractors Association, and worked in government affairs for the Building Industry Association of Clark County.

When Bomar joins on May 1, his responsibilities will include: sustaining strategic partnerships, developing economic and job opportunities, while enhancing regional prosperity through commercial and industrial development, transportation and land use planning.

www.portvanusa.com

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