Prow picked as new CEO at APTIM

Baton Rouge, La.-based APTIM said Nov. 3 that it has selected Chuck Prow as its new chairman and CEO effective Monday Nov. 9.
Prow is succeeding Mark Fallon, who has headed APTIM since April 2020. Fallon is stepping down “to pursue other ventures,” APTIM said…

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