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Job Title Employer Account Executive Lancaster Newspapers Inc Economics Majors at F&M - Historical Data of Graduates, 1955- present Job Title Employer Account Executive Lancaster Newspapers Inc. Account Manager Stadium System, Inc. Accountant C. James Wheeler, Inc. Adjunct Professor George Mason University Administrative Officer Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Aerospace Science Instructor Hampton High School Agent NY Life Agent State Farm Insurance Airline Pilot United Airlines Analyst in Housing Policy Congressional Research Service Analyst Goldman, Sachs & Co. Analyst SAC Capital Advisors Analyst William Barnet & Son LLC Analyst, Municipal Invstmnt Grp PNC Bank Angel Investor Self Employed Architect Parsons Architect Perkins Eastman Architects Area Manager Cato Oil Company Area Manager Surgicare Pty Ltd Area Sales Manager Microsoft Corporation Assistant Professor Wharton School of Business Assistant Treasurer Alstom Power, Inc. Asset Manager Garden Homes Commercial Asset Manager Situs Assistant Athletic Director Germantown Friends School Assistant Manager John Martin Manor Assistant Principal New York City Bd. of Edu. Assistant Professor Dartmouth College Assistant Professor Tbilisi State University Assistant Professor of Economics London Business School Assistant Professor of Economics Ohio University Assistant Professor, Political Science Rollins College Assistant Vice President Chevy Chase National Bank Associate Professor George Mason University Economics Majors at F&M - Historical Data of Graduates, 1955- present Associate Professor of Economics Wilkes University Associate Professor Social Sciences F.I.T. Associate Professor of Political Science King's College Associate Professor of Sport Management Liberty University Associate AllianceBernstein Associate Channel Capital Group, Inc. Associate Deutsche Bank Associate Hamburg Rubin Mullin Maxwell & Lupin Associate ICF International Associate L.E.K. Consulting Associate McFarlane and Dolan, P.A. Associate PNC Bank Associate SFW Capital Partners Associate Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP Associate Attorney State of Washington Associate Director National Planning Corp. Associate Director of Gift Planning Franklin & Marshall College Associate Director, IT Internet Marketing Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Associate General Counsel Oak Hill Capital Partners Associate Partner IBM Associate Professor Furman University Associate Professor of Communication Millersville University of Pennsylvania Assistant Accountant freelance Assistant General Counsel, Group Counsel, Global Rolled ProductsAlcoa Inc. Assistant Professor of Economics Webster University Assistant to President AAA AUTOMOBILE CLUB Assistant Vice President Key Bank, N.A. Attorney Anthony Palazzo, Esq. Attorney Bialobrzeski Law Offices Attorney Community Health Law Proj Attorney Core Settlement Services Attorney Hartlaub & Dotten Attorney Hausman-McNally S.C. Attorney Jenkens & Gilchrist Parker Chapin Attorney Law Offices of Roger V. Jones LLP Economics Majors at F&M - Historical Data of Graduates, 1955- present Attorney Law Offices of Roy J. Lessy. Jr. Attorney Lipkin, Marshall, Bohorad & Thornburg, P.C. Attorney M. Mark Mendel, Ltd Attorney Microsoft Corporation Attorney Pender and Coward PC Attorney Securities & Exchange Comm. Attorney Self Employed Attorney Self Employed Attorney self employed Attorney Soloff & Zervanos, PC Attorney State of Maryland Attorney State of New York Attorney Taylor & Taylor P.C. Attorney Vangrossi & Recchuiti Attorney Xakellis, Attorney At Law Attorney-Partner Rizzolo & Rizzolo, LLC Attorney/Assoc Counsel & Vice President Fidelity National Title Ins. 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Bridge Director ACBL Tournament Broker DB Cohen Commercial Real Estate, LLC Builder Wilson Enterprises, Inc. Business Development Manager AstraZeneca Business Development Manager iSymmetry Business Manager Duke University Business Unit Exec. IBM Corporation C.E.O. J. A. Jackson Corporation C.E.O./President/Chairman Red Oak Bank Career Counselor-Leeds School of Business University of Colorado CEO Ashly Audio, Inc. CEO Cooper-Booth Wholesale Co. CEO Marlette Funding, LLC CEO Mississippi Lime Company CEO OptaFuel CEO & Founder APT Footwear Co. CEO and Founder Jobs4point0.com, LLC CEO/CFO JKG Group CEO/Owner Portsmouth Financial Services CEO/President Continental Concrete Products Certified Financial Planner Allstate Financial Services CFO Atman, Inc. CFO Halmode Apparel CFO Opportunity Finance Network CFO Seal-Tite CFO The Boston Foundation Chairman Man Mat Ltd. Chairman Schottenfeld Group Chairman Southern Galvanizing Co. Chairman Stephen Moses Interests Economics Majors at F&M - Historical Data of Graduates, 1955- present Chairman and CEO Krauter & Company LLC Chairman/CEO Snowshow Mtn Ski & Golf Resort Chairman/Realtor Kahn & Co., Inc. Chief Credit Officer LLJ Capital, LLC Chief Executive Officer Norwalk Medical Group Chief Financial Officer STV Engineers Chief of Population Est. Brnch U.S. Bureau of the Census Chief Operating Officer Marick Group Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist Associates in Psychiatry of North Jersey, L.L.C. Chmn. of Board/CEO Monitor Systems LLC CIMA/Managing Director-Investments, PIM Portfolio Manager Wells Fargo Advisors Claim Consultant Marsh USA, Inc. Clerk-NY Stock Exchange floor Neuberger & Berman Client Associate UBS Financial Services, Inc. Client Engagement Manager Management Concepts, Inc. Client Representative Marsh USA, Inc. 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