Alfred J. Marston

Background

Marston, Alfred J. was born on July 22, 1924 in Silesia, Poland. Son of Alovsius and Martha (Von Stackberg) Marston.

Education

Doctor of Philosophy, University Paris, 1950. Postgraduate, Ecole des Science Politiques, 1947.

Career

Analyst International Public Opinion Research, New York City, supervisor European research operation, 1951-1952. Analyst, research supervisor UNGRAN, New York City, 1953-1955. Economic analyst terminals Port of New York Authority, 1956-1960, assistant transportation economist, 1961-1962, economist, 1962-1979.

Vice president, economic and business consultant Inversion, Inc.,, New York City, since 1980. Director, president Chatham Towers Incorporated, New York York City.

Achievements

• Alfred J. Marston has been listed as a noteworthy economist, business executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President, Manhattan Downtown Community Council. Member steering committee Health Systems Agency New York City. Director Elisabeth Blackwell Foundation.

Trustee, chairman advisory board New York Infirmary-Beekman Downtown Hospital. Member New York City Local Planning Board. President, director POMOC, Incorporated, New York York City Served with French Army, 1943-1945.

Member American Economic Association, American Statistical Association, National Academy of Sciences (transportation research board), Polish Institute Arts and Sciences, URISA (chairman international sig. committee).

Connections

Married Vilma Mercaldi, November 30, 1956.

Father:

Alovsius Marston

Mother:

Martha (Von Stackberg) Marston

Spouse:

Vilma Mercaldi