Howard L. Weingrow

Howard L. Weingrow

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101 ans
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Howard L.
Weingrow
is the founder of The Center for Childhood Asthma, founded in 2002.
He also founded Hofstra University, the University of Kansas, Weingrow Family Childrens Urology Research Laboratory, and Weingrow Collection of Avant Garde-Art & Literature.
Mr. Weingrow's former jobs include Chairman of Mercury Paging & Communications, Inc. from 1995 to 1997, Director at Preferred Health Care Ltd., Treasurer & Executive Vice President at Medis Technologies Ltd.
from 1992 to 2009, Treasurer at DNC Service Corp.
in 1971 and 1972, Honorary Trustee at Northwell Health, Inc., Trustee at Children’s Medical Fund of New York, President of Transcontinental Investing Corp.
from 1961 to 1972, and Founding Treasurer at Nassau County Museum of Art.

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University of Kansas Corporate Officer/Principal 07/03/2017
Hofstra University Corporate Officer/Principal 07/03/2017
Weingrow Family Childrens Urology Research Laboratory Fondateur 07/03/2017
The Center for Childhood Asthma Fondateur 07/03/2017
Weingrow Collection of Avant Garde-Art & Literature Fondateur 07/03/2017
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Preferred Health Care Ltd.

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Transcontinental Investing Corp.

Weingrow Family Childrens Urology Research Laboratory

The Center for Childhood Asthma

Weingrow Collection of Avant Garde-Art & Literature

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