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== Background == | == Background == | ||
Snyder was also founder, CEO, president and chairman of Answer Financial Inc. and the Insurance Answer Center, CEO of Aurora National Life Insurance, president and COO of First Executive Corporation and executive vice president and member of the board at Dean Witter Financial Services Group (a predecessor firm to Morgan Stanley). | Snyder was also founder, CEO, president and chairman of [[Answer Financial Inc.]] and the [[Insurance Answer Center]], CEO of [[Aurora National Life Insurance]], president and COO of [[First Executive Corporation]] and executive vice president and member of the board at [[Dean Witter Financial Services Group]] (a predecessor firm to Morgan Stanley). | ||
He is also president of the Western Los Angeles Boy Scout Council. | He is also president of the Western Los Angeles Boy Scout Council. | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 24 July 2012
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| Alan Snyder | |
| Occupation | Founder and Managing Partner |
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| Employer | Shinnecock Partners |
| Location | Los Angeles |
Alan Snyder is the founder and managing partner of Shinnecock Partners and managing director of Shinnecock Group.[1]
Background[edit]
Snyder was also founder, CEO, president and chairman of Answer Financial Inc. and the Insurance Answer Center, CEO of Aurora National Life Insurance, president and COO of First Executive Corporation and executive vice president and member of the board at Dean Witter Financial Services Group (a predecessor firm to Morgan Stanley).
He is also president of the Western Los Angeles Boy Scout Council.
Education[edit]
Snyder is a graduate of Georgetown University and Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar.
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