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Commissioner John Kennedy Reappointed To Port Commission

Posted by Port Houston on February 28, 2018 at 8:46 AM

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John D. Kennedy was reappointed to the Port Commission by the Harris County Commissioners Court Feb. 27. He was originally appointed to the Port Commission in December of 2012.

Kennedy is chairman of the Port Commission’s Procurement and Small Business Development Task Force and serves on the Governance Committee. He also represents the port on the Board of the Bay Area Houston Economics Partnership.

Kennedy retired as a Colonel in the U.S. Army after 27 years of military service focusing on logistics, leadership, and management. Following his military career, he served as City Manager of the City of Nassau Bay, Texas for more than ten years.

As City Manager of Nassau Bay, Mr. Kennedy was the city’s Chief Executive Officer for more than ten years.  He focused on rehabilitation of the city’s aging infrastructure and attracting quality redevelopment in the city’s commercial areas.

Port commissioners serve two-year terms without pay.  

Topics: maritime, ports, Houston, leadership, Port Commission

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