outlets on the Island from the West End to the East. But he sold them all off a few years ago after deciding to take a break from the fastfood restaurant business. However, all the Crockwell's restaurants eventually closed for various reasons.

But now he's back, opening The New Crockwell's Restaurant on the main York Street in St. George's on May 26.

"We decided to get back into the chicken business,'' a spokesperson for Mr.

Crockwell said. "We chose St. George's because there was nothing really like that down here.'' Business has been brisk since the grand opening, she said.

The New Crockwell's is also open late nights: 11 a.m.- 1 a.m., weekdays, and until 3 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

*** IBC APPOINTS MARKETING MANAGER APP BUC IBC appoints marketing manager Local courier company IBC has appointed Rick Craft to the newly created position of sales and marketing manager for all IBC servcies and products. His primary role will be the development of marketing strategies, identification of market trends and opportunities and implementation of sales and marketing programmes for IBC, ZipX and UPS. He will also be involved in direct selling, establishing and maintaining contract sales for the existing client base and developing the client base. He previously worked for Bermuda Computer Services.

"My role will be able to market new and existing services, ensuring the satisfaction of our customers is not merely met, but exceeded,'' he said.

*** ACE NAMES ASSET MANAGEMENT CHIEF APP BUC ACE names asset management chief ACE Ltd has announced that Timothy A.

Boroughs has been appointed president and chief executive officer of ACE Asset Management based in New York and a subsidiary of ACE Financial Services, which provides asset management expertise to the ACE Group.

Joining Mr. Boroughs is Paul Nealon as chief operating officer and Michael Grayston as investment officer, who will both be based in Bermuda. ACE chairman and CEO Brian Duperreault noted that the investment operations of the ACE Group have grown substantially during the past year.

"With the acquisitions of CIGNA's P&C operations and Capital Re last year, ACE enters the new millennium as a global insurance powerhouse,'' he said.

"We continue to focus on the importance of our asset portfolio not only for the purpose of maintaining our ability to pay claims quickly and efficiently for our policyholders but also to continue to build economic value for shareholders.'' The ACE Group's investments total nearly $13 billion.

*** CELLULAR ONE JOINS WITH FRESCO'S BUC Cellular One joins with Fresco's Hamilton's newest wireless telecoms carrier, Cellular One, and deli, Fresco's Express, announced yesterday they are teaming up to donate part of their sale proceeds during June to Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda charity.

"Both our companies are young entrepreneurial and we thought this would be a good way to give back to the community,'' Cellular One chief operating officer Michael Leverock said.

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Rick Craft