Robert Ampudia Whitt, III

Background

III, Robert Ampudia Whitt, was born on October 15, 1930 in San Antonio, Texas, United States. Son of Robert and Alice (Whitt) Ampudia.

Education

Bachelor in International Trade, University of the American mathematical society, Mexico City, 1955; Master of Business Administration, University of the American mathematical society, Mexico City, 1962; postgraduate, American Graduate School International Management, Phoenix, 1991, 92.

Career

Sales manager Sinclair & Valentine Company, Cali, Colombia, 1956-1959. Chief Executive Officer for Latin America Vision, Inc., Mexico City, 1960-1974. President, Chief Executive Officer Texas Parade, Inc., Austin, 1974-1977.

Chief Executive Officer world operations Novedades Editores, Mexico City, 1977-1982. Chairman, Chief Executive Officer Marketing Mercadeo International, San Antonio, 1982-1996, Ampudia Whitt & Associates, Inc., Dallas, from 1996. Board directors Robea, S.A., Mexico City, Poliform, S.A., Mexico City, Texas Business Hall of Fame Foundation, Dallas.

Member Alliance for Progress Task Force, 1963-1967. Board directors, director general Publicidad Rural Delivery, Mexico City, since 1996. Chairman Legacy Center for Public Policy, since 2002.

Staff sergeant United States Airborne, 1950-1953.

Achievements

• Robert Ampudia Whitt, III has been listed as a noteworthy advertising executive, marketing professional by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman The Legacy Center Public Policy. Member Foreign Corresponding Club, 11th Airborne Division Association (life), Brookhaven Country Club (Dallas), University Club (Dallas), University Club (Mexico City, life), Dallas Fort Worth Society.

Connections

Married Mary Jane Kothmann, June 2, 1951 (divorced). Children: April Whitt Horner, Robert IV, Roxanne Seaman. Married Patricia M. Gomar.

Father:

Robert Ampudia

Mother:

Alice (Whitt) Ampudia

Spouse:

Mary Jane Kothmann

Spouse:

Patricia M. Gomar.

child:

Robert IV III

child:

April Whitt Horner III

child:

Roxanne Seaman III