Rancho Santa Fe Man to Join Government
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WASHINGTON — President Bush has chosen James D. Jameson of Rancho Santa Fe to be an assistant secretary of commerce for trade development and a board member of the Overseas Private Investment Corp.
Jameson is president and owner of LIDCO Inc., based in Brawley. If confirmed by the Senate, he will succeed Timothy John McBride.
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