January 23, 2018
(Hancock County, MS) - The Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission elected officers January 22 at their first full meeting of the year.
Three commissioners were reelected: Robert Kane as president, Jon Ritten as vice president and Daryl Cornell as treasurer.
Commissioner Paula Jordan was elected secretary, replacing Sherri Bevis, who is leaving the commission. Her replacement will be named in the near future, according to HCPHC CEO Bill Cork.
The Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission was established in 1963 to lead the county’s economic development activities. Stennis International Airport and Port Bienville Industrial Park are home to 30 companies with more than 1,000 employees.
Pictured from left are Jon Ritten, vice president; David Malley; Robert Kane, president; Paula Jordan, secretary; Bob Swanson; Daryl Cornell, treasurer; and Packer Ladner.
About Hancock County Port & Harbor Commission
As the county economic development authority, the Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission is committed to fostering business investment and job creation. Their focus lies in attracting manufacturing, defense, aviation, and aerospace-related projects to the county. The organization manages the Stennis International Airport and Port Bienville Industrial Park while also providing support to the Stennis Space Center, NASA’s leading facility for rocket engine testing.
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