GSB | Chicago: Fall 1997 Class Notes XP-IXP

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EXECUTIVE PROGRAM

XP-05
C. NELSON WETHERELL writes that he has two daughters who are alumni of the University: Barbara W. Ogilvie, M.A. ’67 (English) and Margaret W. Perfetto, XP-65 ('96).

XP-17
ALEX GLASSMAN reports that he is now living mostly at Hideaway Beach, Marco Island, but he maintains a Canadian base. He is director of Zeton Inc., a high tech company with headquarters near Toronto and plants in Pittsburgh and Holland. Zeton designs and makes plants for large chemical plants around the world including Exxon and Dow.

XP-30
JOSEPH V. SCWAN was promoted to executive vice president and chief operating officer of Standard Register Co. Standard Register is a business information management company that markets custom business documents, electronic forms, document systems, and direct mail printing. Schwan, who has been with the company since 1991, most recently served as senior vice president and general manager of the Document Management Division.

XP-39
RICHARD HIRST was named academic vice president at Wheeling Jesuit University in Wheeling, West Virginia. Hirst previously served as dean of the College of Business of Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri.

XP- 49
MICHAEL HAVERTY chief executive of Kansas City Southern Railway, was featured in the April 21 issue of Forbes. In December, the company won a bid to buy from the Mexican government control of Mexico’s most lucrative rail line, and Haverty is quoted as saying he hopes to create “the Nafta railroad.”

XP-54
SALVATORE CAMPAGNA writes: “I have just finished building a log home along the Paw Paw River in Michigan. I am learning how to fish and trying to figure out how to landscape an eleven-acre front yard. I have become a dealer for wilderness log homes and would love to help anyone thinking about building a log home realize that dream.”

XP-55
NIEL RANSOM has joined Alcatel Network Systems in Raleigh, North Carolina as vice president and general manager of Access and Network Management Business Lines for Canada and the United States. Previously Ransom served as senior director of the Advanced Technology Systems Engineering Center for BellSouth.

XP-66
BILL RUDNICK writes that he has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

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PLEASE USE THE LINKS BELOW TO BROWSE FALL CLASS NOTES BY YEAR... 1930-39 \| 1940-49 \| 1950-59 \| 1960-69 \| 1970-79 \| 1980-89 \| 1990-93 \| 1994-97 \| XP/IXP

	EXECUTIVE PROGRAM XP-05 C. NELSON WETHERELL writes that he has two daughters who are alumni of the University: Barbara W. Ogilvie, M.A. ’67 (English) and Margaret W. Perfetto, XP-65 ('96). XP-17 ALEX GLASSMAN reports that he is now living mostly at Hideaway Beach, Marco Island, but he maintains a Canadian base. He is director of Zeton Inc., a high tech company with headquarters near Toronto and plants in Pittsburgh and Holland. Zeton designs and makes plants for large chemical plants around the world including Exxon and Dow. XP-30 JOSEPH V. SCWAN was promoted to executive vice president and chief operating officer of Standard Register Co. Standard Register is a business information management company that markets custom business documents, electronic forms, document systems, and direct mail printing. Schwan, who has been with the company since 1991, most recently served as senior vice president and general manager of the Document Management Division. XP-39 RICHARD HIRST was named academic vice president at Wheeling Jesuit University in Wheeling, West Virginia. Hirst previously served as dean of the College of Business of Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri. XP- 49 MICHAEL HAVERTY chief executive of Kansas City Southern Railway, was featured in the April 21 issue of Forbes. In December, the company won a bid to buy from the Mexican government control of Mexico’s most lucrative rail line, and Haverty is quoted as saying he hopes to create “the Nafta railroad.” XP-54 SALVATORE CAMPAGNA writes: “I have just finished building a log home along the Paw Paw River in Michigan. I am learning how to fish and trying to figure out how to landscape an eleven-acre front yard. I have become a dealer for wilderness log homes and would love to help anyone thinking about building a log home realize that dream.” XP-55 NIEL RANSOM has joined Alcatel Network Systems in Raleigh, North Carolina as vice president and general manager of Access and Network Management Business Lines for Canada and the United States. Previously Ransom served as senior director of the Advanced Technology Systems Engineering Center for BellSouth. XP-66 BILL RUDNICK writes that he has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
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