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Barnard, Chester Irving
1886 - Born on the 7th of November in Malden, Massachusetts.
1909 - An employee of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
1927 - Became president of an AT&T subsidiary, the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company.
1938 - His first book, Functions of the Executive, was widely influential in the teaching of sociology and business theory.
1942-1945 - He later worked with the United Service Organizations (USO), of which he was president.
1948-1952 - He retired from business, he served as president of the Rockefeller Foundation.
1948 - Many of his papers, some of which were published in Organization and Management; he elaborated his observation that executives' ability to deal with practical matters tends to diminish when the same problems are presented in theoretical terms.
1952-1954 - Chairman of the National Science Foundation.
1961 - Died on the 7th of June in New York City.
1909 - An employee of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
1927 - Became president of an AT&T subsidiary, the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company.
1938 - His first book, Functions of the Executive, was widely influential in the teaching of sociology and business theory.
1942-1945 - He later worked with the United Service Organizations (USO), of which he was president.
1948-1952 - He retired from business, he served as president of the Rockefeller Foundation.
1948 - Many of his papers, some of which were published in Organization and Management; he elaborated his observation that executives' ability to deal with practical matters tends to diminish when the same problems are presented in theoretical terms.
1952-1954 - Chairman of the National Science Foundation.
1961 - Died on the 7th of June in New York City.
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