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Bomar Specialties solidifies presence in Asia.(industry NEWS)

Joseph Leon, general manager of Bomar Specialties Company, announced marketing steps that will strengthen the company's presence in the Asian market.

Cliff Zheng has joined Bomar as technical applications manager--Asia. He will be based in Shanghai, with responsibility for China as well as Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. Mr. Zheng has a bachelor's degree in application chemistry and more than seven years ex

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