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Timken
COMPANY Maker of bearings and other steel products, founded 1899 by brothers Henry H. and W. R. Timken.
Official Website:
http://www.timken.com/
Industry:
Manufacturing
Ticker:
NYSE:TKR
Corporate headquarters:
Canton, OH
Sales:
$4.5B (2004)
Employees:
26,000 (2004) EXECUTIVES
CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Phillip R. Cox |
Business |
1947 |
|
Cox Financial Corporation |
| James W. Griffith |
Business |
c. 1954 |
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CEO of Timken |
| Jerry J. Jasinowski |
Business |
4-Jan-1939 |
|
National Association of Manufacturers |
| John A. Luke, Jr. |
Business |
24-Nov-1948 |
|
CEO of MeadWestvaco |
| Robert W. Mahoney |
Business |
c. 1936 |
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CEO of Diebold, 1985-99 |
| Joseph W. Ralston |
Military |
4-Nov-1943 |
|
Supreme Allied Commander, 2000-03 |
| John P. Reilly |
Business |
c. 1943 |
|
CEO of Figgie International, 1995-98 |
| Frank C. Sullivan |
Business |
c. 1961 |
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CEO of RPM International |
| John M. Timken, Jr. |
Business |
c. 1952 |
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Board of Directors, Timken |
| Ward J. Timken, Jr. |
Business |
c. 1967 |
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Chairman of Timken |
| Ward J. Timken |
Business |
c. 1943 |
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President, The Timken Foundation |
| Joseph F. Toot, Jr. |
Business |
c. 1936 |
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CEO of Timken, 1992-97 |
| Jacqueline F. Woods |
Business |
c. 1949 |
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President of Ameritech Ohio, 1993-2000 |
PAST BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS
EMPLOYMENT
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Mother Angelica |
Religion |
20-Apr-1923 |
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Roman Catholic evangelical nun |
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