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Dunn, David John was born on May 24, 1943 in New Hartford, New York, United States. Son of Leslie Sherwood and Mary Frances (Spreaker) Dunn.
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David John Dunn, American human resources executive. Recipient National Aeronautics and Space Administration Achievement award Apollo Mission Control, 1969; Regents scholar, 1961-1965; faculty fellow University Missouri, 1973. Ward committeeman Boone County Republican Center Committee, 1985-1986. Served to captain United States Air Force, 1967-1973. Member Society for Human Resources Management, Rotary.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Rensselaer Polytech. Institute, 1965; Master of Business Administration, University Missouri, 1976.
Career
Director business placement, U. Missouri, Columbia, 1973-1976; president, American Medical Management, Inc., Columbia, Missouri, 1979-1981; vice president management services, Medical Corporation American, Kansas City, Missoury, 1981-1982; director corporation development, Forum Group, Inc., Indianapolis, 1982-1984; vice president finance, DRG, Inc., Kansas City, 1984-1986; vice president development, Institute Technology Development Living Systems division, Oxford, Mississippi, 1986-1987; president, general manager, Management Recruiters of Columbia, 1988-1994; vice president, Drake Beam Morin Inc., Memphis, 1994-1995; managing director, senior vice president, Russell, Montgomery & Associations, Memphis, 1995-1998; managing director, Worldwide Selection, LLC, Columbia, Missouri, since 1998.
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Ward committeeman Boone County Republican Center Committee, 1985-1986. Served to captain United States Air Force, 1967-1973. Member Society for Human Resources Management, Rotary.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
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Recipient National Aeronautics and Space Administration Achievement award Apollo Mission Control, 1969. Regents scholar, 1961-1965. Faculty fellow University Missouri, 1973.Recipient National Aeronautics and Space Administration Achievement award Apollo Mission Control, 1969. Regents scholar, 1961-1965. Faculty fellow University Missouri, 1973.