Joseph Marks

Background

Marks, Joseph was born on September 11, 1907 in Hull, England. Came to United States, 1927, naturalized, 1935. Son of Gabriel and Jane (Brown) Marks.

Education

Graduate, Hull Technology College, 1924.

Career

With Doubleday & Company, Incorporated, New York York City, 1930-1963, vice president, 1951-1963. Public consultant, from 1963. Chairman board American-Israel Public Company, 1967-1969.

Vice president, director Moseley Associates, Inc., from 1971. Lecturer public proceedings New York University, Columbia, Radcliffe College, New School. Consultant public and printing government, Puerto Rico, 1958.

Chairman foreign trade committee American Book Publications Council, 1953-1956. Treasurer American Committee for Anne Frank Foundation.

Achievements

• Joseph Marks has been listed as a noteworthy publishing consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman president' council Borough Manhattan Community College. Member International Association Book Public Consultants (vice president), American Arbitration Association (panel of arbitrators) Clubs: Overseas Press (New York City). English Speaking Union (London, England).

Connections

Married Lillian Shapiro, February 21, 1932. Children: Daniel, Sheila Blake, Jonathan.

Father:

Gabriel Marks

Mother:

Jane (Brown) Marks

Spouse:

Lillian Shapiro

child:

Daniel Marks

child:

Sheila Blake Marks

child:

Jonathan Marks