Education
Bachelor in Theoretical Mathematics Johns Hopkins University Master of Business Administration, Columbia University.
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Gail J. McGovern
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Gail J. McGovern, American Communications executive. Named one of 25 most influential working mothers, Working Mother magazine, 1995; recipient Distinguished Alumna award Columbia's Graduate School Business, 1997, Distinguished Citizens award Boy Scouts American, 1997. Board of directors Conrail, Johns Hopkins University, Teach for American Foundation.
Career
Computer programmer, Bell Telephone Сompany, Pennsylvania, 1974-1980; district manager long range system planning, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, 1980-1984; district sales manager, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, New York City, 1984-1987; branch manager, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, New York City, 1987; division manager industry marketing, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, 1987-1989; vice president strategic planning for Comm. Superior vena cava syndrome Group, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, 1993; vice president general manager Business Superior vena cava syndrome, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, 1994-1996; executive vice president Business Markets Division, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, since 1996.
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Membership
Board of directors Conrail, Johns Hopkins University, Teach for American Foundation.
Connections
Married; 1 child.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named one of 25 most influential working mothers, Working Mother magazine, 1995. Recipient Distinguished Alumna award Columbia's Graduate School Business, 1997, Distinguished Citizens award Boy Scouts American, 1997.Named one of 25 most influential working mothers, Working Mother magazine, 1995. Recipient Distinguished Alumna award Columbia's Graduate School Business, 1997, Distinguished Citizens award Boy Scouts American, 1997.