Joseph Hirsch Rogatnick

January 26, 1917 (age 76)

New York City

Officer, Lend-Lease Administration, 1941-1945; appointed foreign service officer, Department State, 1945; principal economics officer, Iceland, 1945-1947; principal economics officer, North China, 1947-1950; principal economics officer, Singapore, Malaysia, 1951-1953; director commerce and industries branch, United States High Commission, Berlin, 1953-1954; retired, United States High Commission, 1954; principal, Joseph H. Rogatnick and Associations, Consultants, 1954-1961; director international organizations division, unites states department Commerce, 1961-1962; management officer international operations, Beatrice Foods, 1962-1966; president, Foods & Services A.G., Switzerland, 1962-1966; vice president, Pepsico International, 1967-1968; vice president, Hayden Stone, Inc., 1969-1970; various academic activities, 1971-1977; professor international management, Boston University, 1978-1983; director, Boston University in, Brussels, 1978. Member board advisors joint graduate programs Boston University-Ben Gurion U. Secretary, board directors Palm Beach Round Table, 1988-1993. Consultant on organization and administration graduate schools management. Advisor Master of Business Administration programs Palm Beach Atlantic College, West Palm Beach, Florida, Northwood U., Midland, Michigan. Member United States delegations to international trade conferences.

Joseph Hirsch Rogatnick

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Background

Rogatnick, Joseph Hirsch was born on January 26, 1917 in New York City. Son of Morris E. and Esther Lilian (Shain) Rogatnick.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, University Iowa Master of Arts, University Pennsylvania Doctor of Philosophy, University Pennsylvania.

Career

Officer, Lend-Lease Administration, 1941-1945; appointed foreign service officer, Department State, 1945; principal economics officer, Iceland, 1945-1947; principal economics officer, North China, 1947-1950; principal economics officer, Singapore, Malaysia, 1951-1953; director commerce and industries branch, United States High Commission, Berlin, 1953-1954; retired, United States High Commission, 1954; principal, Joseph H. Rogatnick and Associations, Consultants, 1954-1961; director international organizations division, unites states department Commerce, 1961-1962; management officer international operations, Beatrice Foods, 1962-1966; president, Foods & Services A.G., Switzerland, 1962-1966; vice president, Pepsico International, 1967-1968; vice president, Hayden Stone, Inc., 1969-1970; various academic activities, 1971-1977; professor international management, Boston University, 1978-1983; director, Boston University in, Brussels, 1978. Member board advisors joint graduate programs Boston University-Ben Gurion U. Secretary, board directors Palm Beach Round Table, 1988-1993.

Consultant on organization and administration graduate schools management. Advisor Master of Business Administration programs Palm Beach Atlantic College, West Palm Beach, Florida, Northwood U., Midland, Michigan. Member United States delegations to international trade conferences.

Achievements

Joseph Hirsch Rogatnick has been listed as a noteworthy diplomat, business executive, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Alternate member Palm Beach (Florida) Code Enforcement Board, 1992-1993. Member Palm Beach Civic Association. Member Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach Chamber of C., Palm Beach Literature Society, Palm Beach Rotary, Palm Beach Pundits Club.

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Father:: Morris E. Rogatnick
Mother:: Esther Lilian (Shain) Rogatnick

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