Background
Elliott, Max Carter was born on September 7, 1920 in Provo, Utah, United States. Son of Earl Lamond and LaRelle (Carter) Elliott.
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Max Carter Elliott
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Attended, Brigham Young University, 1938—1943. Graduate, Pacific Coast Banking School University Washington, 1961.
Career
Loan officer 1st Security Bank Utah, Ogden, 1947—1950. Bank examiner, auditor 1st Security Corporation, 1950—1953. Assistant vice president, assistant manager 1st Security Bank, Provo, 1953—1956, vice president and assistant manager, 1956—1967, vice president and manager, 1967—1984, vice president, from 1984.
Achievements
Membership
President Utah County Bankers, 1957-1958, United Fund Utah County, 1967, Utah Valley Industrial Development Association, 1968. Advisory board Brigham Young University Continuing Education, 1972. Finance advisory committee Provo City, Provo City School District, 1983.
Chairman Central Utah County Cancer Society, 1955. Trustee Central Utah Health Care Foundation. Chairman investment committee Orem Community Hospital, Utah Valley and American Fork Hospital.
General advisory committee Utah Technology College, 1977-1978. Trustee Provo City Library., since 1983. Member Provo Chamber of Commerce (president 1957).
Member of Mountainland Association Governments (chairman comprehensive health council 1973-1975), Rotary Club (president 1982-1983), Cougar International Club (director 1976-1979), Kiwanis (vice president 1968-1969).
Connections
Married Norma Edith Holley, January 12, 1943. Children: Sue Ann Call, Jeri Lea.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1961
Career
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1947 - 1950
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1953 - 1956
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1953 - 1956
Awards
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Named Outstanding Businessman of Year, Brigham Young University College Business, 1969. Recipient honor to light the Y, Brigham Young Stadium, 1978, Banker Advocate of Year, State of Utah, 1984.Named Outstanding Businessman of Year, Brigham Young University College Business, 1969. Recipient honor to light the Y, Brigham Young Stadium, 1978, Banker Advocate of Year, State of Utah, 1984.