Background
Gamoran, Abraham Carmi was born on March 15, 1926 in Cincinnati. Son of Emanuel and Mamie (Goldsmith) Gamoran.
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Abraham Carmi Gamoran
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Abraham Carmi Gamoran, American management consultant, real estate broker. Recipient medal Wall Saint Journal, 1948; Benjamin Franklin award, 1982. Member staff Harris, Kerr Forster & Company; New York City, 1949-1952, supervisor management services division, 1962-1967; Member American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, American Society Real Estate Counselors, New York State Society Certified Public Accountants.
Education
South.Emanuel and Mamie (Goldsmith) G. Bachelor of Business Administration, U. Cincinnati, 1948. Master of Business Administration, New York University, 1950.
Certified Public Accountant, New New York Licensed real estate broker, New York, Ohio.
Career
Staff member Harris, Kerr Forster & Company, New York City, 1949—1952, supervisor management services division, 1962—1967. Management consultant Burke, Landsberg & Gerber, Baltimore, 1953—1954. Vice president Helmsley-Spear, Incorporated, New York York City, 1969—1981, Cleveland, 1981—1990.
Lecturer Cornell University, Michigan State University, Oklahoma State University, American Hotel and Motel Association. Visiting professor University Nevada, Las Vegas, College Hotel Administration, 1985—1987. Author articles in field and real estate review portfolios.
Achievements
Membership
Member staff Harris, Kerr Forster & Company. New York City, 1949-1952, supervisor management services division, 1962-1967. Member American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, American Society Real Estate Counselors, New York State Society Certified Public Accountants.
Connections
Married Ruth Kump, April 14, 1973. Children: Shirley, Mary, Samuel, Benjamin, Joseph.
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Born
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Died
September 23, 1991 (aged 65) -
Resting place
Union Field Cemetery, Queens, New York -
Nationality
American -
Religion
Judaism -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1948
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1950