Word: treasurere
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Evidence of the great business done by publishers of "sets" lies with the promoters of Smithsonian Scientific Series, Inc.?Walter F. Austin (president) and Charles Lipscomb (treasurer). They, with one Vincent Parke, publish Great Events of the Great War. Because the American Legion endorses the book and hence gives...
I have called the third great division of business financial administration because that term is most inclusive and expressive. Such a division would include the general office and accounting work, keeping all records having to do with the general functions of the organization, and the handing of the company's...
If we are to define production as making things to sell, and selling as getting rid of the goods, we can define the financial end of business as finding where the profit is; and it is in the treasurer's department that most businesses are made or broken. A friend...
President of his class, Mr. Adams was graduated from Harvard in 1888, spent the customary year traveling over Europe, returned for a course at the Harvard Law School. He became in 1898 Treasurer of Harvard when it had only $12,000,000. His wise management has raised this to $100...
In spite of day and night study, however, he advanced slowly. After 23 years he was only assistant cashier. Then, however, came a brief absence, a marked advancement. Mr. Alexander left Bank of Commerce, spent nine months as American Express treasurer, was called back as vice president (1908). In 1911...