ATLANTA-Crescent Resources LLC of Charlotte is giving company president Arthur W. Fields additional responsibilities as chief executive officer.
Fields joined the company in 1998 as senior vice president, real estate development. He became president in 1991. Before joining Crescent, Fields was with the Mathews Co. of Nashville, TN, also a real estate developer.
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