Word: segel
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...University has not conducted a study of those students who fail to return, Paul B. Segel'71, a research assistant who works in University Hall, said yesterday. There is a small number of such students and they are hard to locate, Segel added...
John J. Burke and Joseph M. Segel have been running multimillion-dollar businesses, but they run them no more. Burke, 50, spent last week with his family, skiing on their favorite mountain, Ajax, at Aspen, Colo. Three weeks ago he resigned unexpectedly as president and chief executive of Automation Industries Inc., after "a difference in philosophy" with the company's founder-chairman. Segel, 42, prepared to leave the Franklin Mint, the world's largest producer of coins and medals for collectors, which he founded. He retires this week as chairman, five years after he voluntarily began easing...
...Chiefs Burke and Segel are the latest in a lengthening line of corporate bosses who are leaving their jobs years before the traditional retirement age. The turnover rate among the heads of major corporations is 20% a year now, says Professor of Management Eugene Jennings of Michigan State University, and that is double what it was in the 1960s. Jennings' studies, dating back to 1948, indicate that more than half of those leaving are being forced out. Among the nation's 500 largest industrial firms, only 25% of the presidents have been in office for more than five...
...felt that health problems were keeping Nelson from doing his job, Segel said...
...Board's statement which announced Nelson's resignation was intended to help Nelson with any future job applications, Segel said...