Background
Bell, Howard Wesley was born on March 12, 1948 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Howard Wesley and Elva (Glenn) Bell.
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Howard Wesley Bell
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Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering, Princeton University, 1970; Master in Public Policy, Harvard University, 1973; Master of Science in Management Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1973.
Career
Computer analyst, Federal Reserve Bank Boston, 1972-1973; commercial loan officer, State St. Bank & Trust Company, Boston, 1973-1977; vice president development and syndication, Landura Corporation of Southeast, Nashville, 1977-1980; president, owner, Tennessee Power Management Company, Inc., Nashville, 1981; vice president finance and budget, Fisk U., Nashville, 1981-1983; vice president administrative service and information technologies, Adjunct Professor, U. Cincinnati, since 1983.
Achievements
Membership
Member of advisory board Cincinnati Salvation Army, 1985-1991. Vice Chairman, Board Of Directors WCET-television Cincinnati, 1987-1990, chairman, 1990-1992, emeritus, since 1992. Board directors Cincinnati Ballet, since 1993, American Public television Stations, since 1994.
Member building bridges to jobs committee Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, 1988-1991. Co-sponsor Minority Enterprise Development Week recognition, Cincinnati, 1988-1993. Chairman finance committee RoselawnLuth.
Church, 1988. Member Urban League (life), National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Association for Managing and Using Information Resources in Higher Education (nominations and elections committee since 1995), American Management Association, National Association College and University Business Officers, Control Association College and University Business Officers, Association Black Princeton Alumni (treasurer 1972-1975), Princeton Alumni Association Southern Ohio, Black Male Coalition, Rotary, Sigma Pi Phi.
Connections
Married Sheila Trice, June 7, 1971. Children: Mayet, Annora, William.
