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  • Date Posted: Aug 07, 2023
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Jimmy T.C. Hau, president of Mobil Oil Guam, Mobil Oil Marianas and Mobil Oil Micronesia and his successor Visutseth Pongsathorn held a Meet and Greet with the Marianas Business Journal on July 26. Hau will take up an appointment in Hong Kong in mid-August and Pongsathorn will relocate from Thailand to take up the presidency of Mobil in the coming weeks. Photo by Maureen N. Maratita
 

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