Background
Markman, Raymond Jerome was born on December 26, 1927 in Brooklyn. Son of Julius and Celia (Schroeder) Markman.
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Raymond Jerome Markman
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Raymond Jerome Markman, American marketing executive. Member Chicago Crime Commission, 1951, Park Board Sports Council, Highland Park, Illinois, 1971-1977, Mayor's Committee, Highland Park, 1980-1982; organizer Little League, Highland Park, 1965-1970. Member Direct Mail Marketing Association, Chicago Direct Marketing Association (lecturer 1977-1985, chairman echos committee), Executives Club.
Education
BJ in Advertising, University Missouri, 1949. Postgraduate, University Chicago, 1958.
Career
Creative director, Chicago Tribune, 1949-1953;
president, founder, Salespower Inc., Chicago, 1953-1955;
brand director, Helene Curtis Industries, Chicago, 1955-1958;
account supervisor, Leo Burnett Company, Chicago, 1958-1963;
vice president, management supervisor, McCann-Erickson, Chicago, 1964-1971;
vice president marketing, Global Reporting Initiative Corporation, Chicago, 1971-1974;
executive vice president marketing, Encyclopedia Britannica, Chicago, 1974-1983;
president, founder, Heritage Home Video, Chicago, 1983-1986;
president, founder, Magic Video Public Company, Chicago, since 1986;
president, founder, Life Planning Company, Chicago, since 1988. Board directors, founder Seago Realty Company, Chicago, 1970-1986. Board directors Chicago City Bank.
President Raymond J. Markman Associations, Chicago, since 1983.
Achievements
Membership
Member Chicago Crime Commission, 1951, Park Board Sports Council, Highland Park, Illinois, 1971-1977, Mayor's Committee, Highland Park, 1980-1982. Organizer Little League, Highland Park, 1965-1970. Member Direct Mail Marketing Association, Chicago Direct Marketing Association (lecturer 1977-1985, chairman echos committee), Executives Club.
Connections
Married Frances Pauline Heyman, June 4, 1949. Children: Leslie Jane Stern, Janet Beth Meyer, Thomas Irion.
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American
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1949
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1958