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Otterbourg, Robert Kenneth was born on January 26, 1930 in New York City. Son of Albert Marcus and Frances (Roset) Otterbourg.
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Covers the often overlooked part of retirement planning: what to do with your time. Remarkable people share creative, productive, and profitable retirement strategies, such as turning hobbies into business, returning to school, volunteering and developing new interests.
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Over the next 18 years, about four million boomers are turning 60 each year. What does this mean to this “want and need it all” generation? What are the opportunities for boomers to stay on the job, work part-time, change careers or even buy a business? How will boomers and others already of retirement age meet this challenge? While you may not be able to afford a work-free lifestyle – and may not even want one – you do want those years to be active, challenging and creative. That means taking charge and crafting a retirement suitable to your personality, interests, skills and talents. Take charge, and “retirement will provide the chance of a lifetime. The fourth third edition of Retire & Thrive will help you assess your wants and needs and chose from the smorgasbord of possibilities. Dozens of real life profiles show how others have met the challenge of being age 50-plus. What path will you take? Will you chose one of the following or some of each? -Remain in the workplace -Change careers or become self-employed -Retire, and then return to the workplace -Work as a volunteer -Pursue a hobby -Return to school Whatever path is chosen, you chose, this book author Bob Otterbourg provides the background guidance you need to assure that once you do “retire” that you also thrive.
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Profiles nearly 70 men and women, in their late 20s to very early 50s, who have met the challenge, tweaking their careers with a modest turn or transfoming them with a complete aboutface.
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Lots of books tell you how to save for retirement. Retire & Thrive tells you how to have a fun, productive time with those 2,000 extra hours each year!
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Otterbourg, Robert Kenneth was born on January 26, 1930 in New York City. Son of Albert Marcus and Frances (Roset) Otterbourg.
Bachelor, Colgate University, 1951. Master of Science, Columbia University, 1954.
Reporter, editor Fairchild Publications, New York City, 1953-1957. Editor McGraw-Hill Public Company, 1957-1959. Vice president public relations Charles Mathieu & Company, 1959-1961.
President public relations Otterbourg & Company, New York City, 1962-1969, 71–. Senior vice president Daniel J. Edelman, 1970.
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(Profiles nearly 70 men and women, in their late 20s to ve...)
(Covers the often overlooked part of retirement planning: ...)
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(Lots of books tell you how to save for retirement. Retire...)
Legislation assistant New York State Senate, 1962-1964. Member executive committee Columbia University School Journalism, New York City, 1980-1993, president executive committee, 1985-1987. Trustee Flat Rock Nature Center, president, 1991-1992.
Trustee Planned Parenthood Bergen County, 1985-1988, vice president, 1986-1988. Trustee Urban League for Bergen County, 1988-1993. Chairman Durham County Library., 1997-1999, Executive Service Corps of the Greater Triangle.
Board directors Colgate University Alumni Corporation, 1969-1973. Board directors, president Threshold, 2003. President Triangle Radio Reading Service, 2004, trustee, Reth Conference Library.
Foundation, 2010, Rurman County Library. Foundation, 2010. 1st lieutenant United States Air Force, 1951-1953. Member Columbia University Graduate School Journalism Alumni Association (president 1985-1987, board member, senior pharmassist 2008).
Married Susan Delman, April 14, 1957. Children– Laura Ann, Kenneth Douglas.