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Wall Street 50 – 2005

Christopher M. Condron

August 1, 2005 by Leave a Comment

Christopher "Kip" Condron, president and CEO of AXA Financial, Inc., is also a member of the AXA Group Management Board. Condron joined AXA immediately following his role as president and COO of The Mellon Financial Corporation and chairman and CEO of the Dreyfus Corporation. Condron began his career at C.S. McKee and Co. before forming his own financial planning firm, Condron … [Read more...] about Christopher M. Condron

David M. Carroll

August 1, 2005 by 1 Comment

President and executive officer David Carroll became head of the capital management group at the Wachovia Corporation at the beginning of 2005. Wachovia employs 96,000 people and boasts annual revenue of $23 billion. Within Carroll's department alone there are 20,000 employees with $5.5 billion in annual revenue. He provides leadership to the capital management group, which … [Read more...] about David M. Carroll

David Brennan

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David Brennan is a managing director of Bear Steams & Co., and is also the national director of the Bear Stearns Advisory Services Alliance. As national director, it is Brennan's responsibility to make sure that the Alliance does its job of helping accountants, lawyers, agents, and other professional advisors expand the services for high-net worth clients. Brennan joined … [Read more...] about David Brennan

Peter J. Barry

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Peter Barry is managing director of small companies at Bear Stearns. He joined the company, which has a branch in Dublin, in 1997, and his research focus with the company includes industrial technology, security products and services, as well as an array of distribution companies. He has been in the investment industry for over 44 years, and has been cited on numerous occasions … [Read more...] about Peter J. Barry

Nancy Barry

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As president of Women's World Banking since 1990, Nancy Barry has been at the forefront of microfinance. Founded in 1979, Women's World Banking is a not-for-profit financial institution with 55 microfinance institutions all over the world providing financial services to 15 million low-income women and men in Asia, Africa, Latin America, Europe, North America and the Middle … [Read more...] about Nancy Barry

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September 13, 1914

On this day in 1914, Irish nationalist Sir Robert Casement met with German leader Franz von Papen in the U.S., in an effort to win support for Ireland’s quest for independence from Britain. Born in Dublin in 1864 and founder of the Irish National Volunteers, Casement travelled to the U.S. to gain support for his organization. He failed to gain American support, so turned to Von Papen instead, suggesting that an Irish Brigade fight alongside the Germans in WWI. Von Papen turned down Casement’s suggestion and the Irish did not ally with the Germans. Instead, the 1916 Easter Rising took place without aid. Casement was tried for treason by the British and was executed on August 3, 1916, but he is still remembered as a hero of Irish nationalism.

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