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  • * limited liability company * private limited liability company * public limited liability company ...
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  • one of the "founding fathers" of public relations, together with ... from Poland. Byoir started his career in public relations as a newspaper ...
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  • In 1808, he organized the American Fur Company in response to British Fur ... Astor established the American Fur Company on April 6, 1808. He later ...
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  • # Monetary resources, especially those of a public entity or a company. # The provision of a loan, payment installment terms, or similar arrangement ...
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  • is often considered the founder of modern public relations, or PR. Lee was ... to the attention of the American public at a time when they greatly ...
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  • the co-founder of the Funk & Wagnalls Company established in 1877. The ... Both founders were Lutheran ministers. During its early years the ...
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  • century and remains a leading dance company in the world today. tours to 42 countries as the ballet company most representative of American ...
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  • Henry Royce, standing outside the company's HQ at Moor Lane, Derby.]] Stewart Rolls founded the Rolls-Royce company. Royce earned a reputation ...
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  • In 1752 he acquired an interest in the Ohio Company of Virginia, a ... Mason Neck, Virginia, is now open to the public. The George Mason Memorial ...
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  • director of the Joffrey Ballet—a company renowned for its wide-ranging ... Noted for making ballet more accessible to the American public, the ...
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  • honor of Milton Hershey and his Hershey Chocolate Company]] famous for founding the Hershey Chocolate Company, which became one of the ...
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  • business, E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. His descendants, the Du ... impact on American affairs. The DuPont Company was a major producer of ...
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  • stood the test of time. He expanded the public school system to include ... In 1859, he became a principal in one of the public schools in St ...
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  • English schole (group of persons, host, company), from Middle Dutch scole ... #:Our children attend a public school in our neighborhood. ...
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  • he campaigned to preserve Grant Park as a public park. Daniel Burnham's ... to Niles, Michigan, where Aaron attended public schools. He was one of a ...
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  • the productivity of the Mors automobile company, he later converted his ... for a steel gear designed by a Russian company. In 1904, with several friends ...
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  • Red School House with the spirit and public mission to be a vital part ... a field worker, or social worker, for the Public Education Association and ...
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  • for W. & J. Sloane, a home furnishing company. She returned to California ... In 1962, she appeared on a book review show on the Public Broadcasting ...
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  • The Triangle Shirtwaist Company, owned by Max Blanck and Isaac Harris ... The company employed approximately five hundred workers, mostly young ...
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  • He established the Lasker Awards for Public Health and his efforts eventually ... the Lord and Thomas advertising firm, a company his father had done business ...
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