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During the year, Stephen Bollenbach, Martin Feldstein, James Orr, Virginia Rometty, Michael Sutton, Edmund Tse, and Ed Liddy retired after a period of time spent dealing with the liquidity crisis and the initial work on the government bailout.
Mr. Bollenbach was brought in by the developer after Mr. Trump's creditors insisted that he hire a chief financial officer, a position that had never existed at the Trump Organization.
In fact, a few months before Bollenbach joined Disney from Marriott in April 1995, Nanula doffed the CFO hat, which he had worn since August 1991, and replaced it with that of president of The Disney Store Worldwide.
He served as chief financial officer of Marriott and Walt Disney and chief executive of Hilton Hotels, a post he held from 1996 to 2007, when he sold the company to Blackstone for $26bn. ... He helped craft Marriott's 1992 split into a hotel management operation and a real estate holding company, as well as Disney's $19bn deal to buy Capital Cities/ABC in 1995.
He served as chief financial officer of Marriott and Walt Disney and chief executive of Hilton Hotels, a post he held from 1996 to 2007, when he sold the company to Blackstone for $26bn. ... He helped craft Marriott's 1992 split into a hotel management operation and a real estate holding company, as well as Disney's $19bn deal to buy Capital Cities/ABC in 1995.
Liddy "answered the call of his country and the needs of AIG without reservation amid one of the darkest periods of the current financial crisis," said Stephen A. Bollenbach, AIG's lead director, in honoring Liddy.
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) announced that six new independent director nominees will stand for election at the AIG 2009 annual meeting of shareholders scheduled on June 30.
In a top-level management shake-up, Marriott Corp. yesterday named a former executive as its new chief financial officer after one of the company's most senior officers resigned. Bethesda-based Marriott named as its top financial executive Stephen F. Bollenbach, who most recently helped Donald Trump restructure his debt-ridden empire.
He was introduced to the Ludwig organization by the Institute's current Chairman, John Notter.
He was an avid traveler who loved to ski, drive sports cars, golf and collect wine. Steve established the Bollenbach Family Scholarship, which sends 15 deserving and financially challenged students each year to college.
Stephen and Kimberly Bollenbach married in 2011. His two sons were born during his previous marriage to Barbara Bollenbach, which ended in divorce in 2010
he came to the attention of Daniel K. Ludwig, once one of the world's richest men and entrepreneur with interests in shipbuilding, banks and hotels.
chief financial officer at Holiday Corporation, the operator of Holiday Inn motels. During his time there, Bollenbach prevented Trump from taking over the chain through a leveraged buyout.
When he became chief executive of Hilton the following year, he was the first person outside of the Hilton family to hold that position.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Christopher and Keat, and two grandchildren. An earlier marriage ended in divorce.
Sullivan is leaving after three years at the helm and will be replaced by A.I.G. Chairman Robert Willumstad, a former president and chief operating officer of Citigroup, Inc. … A.I.G. also named former Hilton Hotels executive Stephen Bollenbach, as its lead independent director, a company statement said.
Mr. Weisselberg started off working for Mr. Trump's father, Fred, and by the late 1980s was controller of the Trump Organization. In this role Mr. Weisselberg worked under CFO Stephen Bollenbach, who was hired in 1990.
