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Andrew Bertram Hart 540 Park Avenue, New York, New York

• Objective: Selling and Office Management-Film Industry Experience: Pathe Film Corporation, New York City (two summers); Stock Exchange House, New York (Sty (two months) Special Tertian, Salesmanship; Office Management; Statistics; Aviation; Finance; Motion Picture Projection.

• Education: Horace Mann School, New York City; Choate School, Wallingford, Connecticut; Gunnery School, Washington, Connecticut; Babson Institute of Business Administration, Babson Park, Massachusetts.

• Extracurricular activities: Managing Editor of School Publications of Gunnery School; Debate; Travel.

• Personal Data: Age 20; Single; Height 6' 1"; Weight 165.

• BACKGROUND Hart has always lived in New York City and his father is connected with the New York Stock Exchange. He has thus tbrmed many contacts with the business leaders of New York. This has developed in Hata pleasant and agreeable personality, and a knowledge of business a. bane. men. His education at the Horace Mann School, the Choate School, Gunnery School, and Babson Institute has broil, him in contact with many or the best men in the educational and business fields. This back-ground, combined with Dart's extensive travel, has given him many likeable and successful qualities.

• PRACTICAL TRAINING "Two summers work in the film industry and one summer in the financial field have given Hart thorough knowledge and experience to draw upon in future bus-iness associations. This practical training, in addition to his Sales and Finance work at Babson Institute, has given him a singleness, of purpose and an eagerness to enter and make a success of the sales and mani,mciit phase oNhe Film Industry.

• THE BUSINESS MAN Whether in Sales or in Management, the individual must first sell himself. At Babson Institute, Hart has done an excellent job of selling himself to his instructors and fellow students. With this ability, and the practical knowledge and training which Hart has received through education, iravel, and employment, its should be highly successful in business and an asset to any or-ganization.

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