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William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration Executive MBA Program William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration Executive MBA Program Corporate Sponsors AC Rochester Division of General Motors Children’s Hospital of Buffalo Acme Electric Company Children’s Institute Acme Steel & Malleable Iron Works Ciber, Inc. Agape Physical Therapy Services P.C. Cisco Systems Agrilink Foods Citibank N.A. Alcan Aluminum Corporation City of Rochester Alliance Precision Plastics Clarence Materials Corporation Alstom Transportation Inc. Clark Ontrack Landscape Management Services American Can Company Clarke Ontrack Landscape Management Services American Credit Services Inc. Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic American Express Company Clinton Corn Processing Company American Red Cross Colgate Rochester Divinity School Ameritherm Inc. Commission on Career Research & Development Analab Products Inc. Commodore Machine Co. Inc. Anaren Microwave Inc. Computer Consoles Inc. Argilus Investment Banking Computer Rentals of America LLC Arrow Kitchens Inc. Computer Task Group Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired Concert AT&T Conson Trading Inc. Baden Street Settlement Continental White Cap Baliva Concrete Products Cooperative Extension Association of Erie County Bank Ekspor Impor Indonesia Corning Incorporated Barnard & Maybeck Consulting Engineers Cortland Memorial Hospital Bas‐Kit Builders Inc. County of Monroe Basha Inc. CPAC Inc. Bausch Associates Inc. Crest Ultrasonics Bausch & Lomb Inc. Crosman Corporation Bayex Division CTG BCC Software CVC Products Inc. Bell Aerosystems Company Danka Office Imaging Ber‐National Security Company Inc. David Machine & Electronic Engineering Bernzomatic Corporation Davie Kaplan Chapman and Braverman, P.C., C.P.A.’s Betters Food Sales Decorator’s Secret Bluefrog Internet, Inc. Delaware North Companies Inc. BOCES Delphi Automotive Systems Bordon Inc. Derrick Manufacturing Corporation Brush Wellman Inc. Detection Systems Inc. Buffalo City Mission DH Associates Business Systems Solutions Diamond Packaging Campbell Joseph Company Digital Equipment Corporation Canandaigua National Bank & Trust Don Alleson Athletic Canandaigua Wine Company Dresser Rand Company Cap‐Roc Inc. DuPont Corian Carborundum Company Dussault Foundry Corporation Carl’s Drug Company Dynalab Corporation Carrier Corporation E.C. Murphy LLC Castle Company, Division of Sybron E. E. Fairchild Corporation Center for Governmental Research EG&G Wright Components Inc. Center for Youth Services E. I. DuPont Inc. Charles S. Freeman Company Inc. ETC Laboratories Inc. Chemical Bank EarthExperts Inc. Eastman Kodak Company Highland Hospital Edgar A. Smith Co. Inc. Hilbert College Energy Systems Analysis Hillside Behavioral Health System Enterprise Solutions Inc. Holder Driv‐Ur‐Self Inc. Enterprises Inc. Home Leasing Corporation Episcopal Church Home Home Safari Ltd. Erie County Medical Center Honeywell Information Systems Inc. Ernst & Whinney Housing Council Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield Howe & Rusling Inc. F & H Products Corporation Hydra‐Point Division, Moor Inc. F. L. Heughes & Company Inc. Hypotenuse Enterprises Fairfield American Corporation I Squared R Element Company Inc. Family Service of Rochester IBM Corporation Farm Credit of Western New York ACA ICI Consulting FIGHTON Inc. Inducon Construction of N.Y. Inc. Finger Lakes Laundries & Cleaners Information Associates Inc. First Federal Savings & Loan Association Instructor Publications Inc. Flain Development Corporation Integrated Systems Solutions Corporation Flanigan’s Furniture Integron Flower City Printing Company International Leadership Seminars Inc. Ford Motor Company International Packing Corporation Foster & Company Equities Inc. Iraklis Inc. Foundry Associates Inc. ISG Manufacturing Frey Concrete Inc. Itek Corporation Frontier Corporation ITX Corporation Friden Inc. JARL Extrusions, Inc. G. J. Strong Distributors Inc. Johnson & Johnson Clinical Diagnostics Galileo Electro‐Optics Corporation Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, Inc. Gannett Rochester Newspapers J.P. Morgan Chase Co. Gardner’s Greenhouse Keller Technology Corporation Garlock Inc. Keystone Corporation Genencor International Inc. Kloner, Reynolds, Conover & Mitrano, P.C. General Dynamics Electronics Krehbiel Associates Inc. General Electric Company Labelon Corporation General Screw Products Corporation Larry H. Warren, P.E. & Associates Genesee Brewing Company Lee‐Norse Company Genesee Valley Securities Company Lewis Tree Service Genesee & Wyoming Inc. Lightnin Geneva Foundry Corporation Lincoln Lease/Way, Inc. Gleason Corporation Lion Fastener Company Goulds Pumps Inc. Litton Systems, Inc. Gra‐Tec Inc. Livingston County Health Department Greece Central School District Lozier Engineers Inc. GTE Service Corporation LTV Aerospace & Defense Company Hannels‐Und Industrie‐vereins Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. Han‐Tek, Inc. 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Office of Mental Retardation & Developmental Rochester Midland Corporation Disabilities Rochester Photonics Corporation Nalge Company Rochester Police Department National Lead Company Rochester Rehabilitation Center Inc. Neighborhood Housing Services of Rochester Inc. Rochester Steel Treating Works Inc. New England Financial Roehlen Engraving New York State Electric & Gas Corporation Roentgenkonsult Ltd. New York Telephone Company Rotenberg & Company, LLP Nexpress Solutions LLC Russer Foods Niagara Frontier Services Inc. S. D. Lunt & Company Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation S. P. Vasile & Son Inc. Nixon, Peabody LLP Safe Passage International Inc. NOURY Chemical Corporation Saga Food Service Nu‐Kote International Sattelberg Partnership Ontario Metal Supply Products Schlegel Corporation Optimax Systems Inc. Science Kit Inc. OWD Inc. Scott & Fetzer Company PAETEC Communications Inc. Scott Aviation ATO Park Enterprises Sear Brown Associates P.C. 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