AMCV Elects Davison As VP - Finance

Thursday, May 11, 2000

American Classic Voyages (AMCV), has appointed Nicholas J. Davison vice president, finance. Davison, who previously served as financial and operations officer with Cunard Line for more than 14 years, will be responsible for the corporate finance departments in both New Orleans and Hawaii, as well as the financial operations of all AMCV cruise vessels.

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