Stan Vladimir Smith

Background

Smith, Stan Vladimir was born on November 16, 1946 in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Valy Zdenek and Sylvia Smith.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Operations Research, Cornell Univercity, 1968; Master of Business Administration, University of Chicago, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, University of Chicago, 1997.

Career

Lecturer, University of Chicago, 1973; economist Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, Washington, 1973-1974; staff economist, First National Bank of Chicago, 1974; associate, December Group, Chicago, 1974-1977; founding president, Seaquest International, Chicago, 1977-1985; manager, partner, Ibbotson Associations, Chicago, 1981-1985; president, Corporation Finance Group, Ltd., Chicago, since 1985. Expert economics witness in field. Adjunct Professor College Law DePaul University, Chicago.

Achievements

• Stan Vladimir Smith has been listed as a noteworthy economist, finance company executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Founder, executive director Institute for Value of Life, 1996. Fellow: American College Forensic Examiners (board certified since 1996). Member: Society Litig.

Economists (board governors since 1999), Academy Economic and Finance Experts, American Board Forensic Examiners, National Future Association (arbitrator), American Arbitration Association 1994-1996, National Academy Economic Arbitrators (founder since 1989), National Association Forensic Economics (vice president 2000-2003), American Finance Association, American Economic Association, Alpha Delta Phi.

Connections

Children: Cara, David.

Father:

Valy Zdenek

Mother:

Sylvia Smith

child:

David Smith

child:

Cara Smith