General Administration Records, 1968-

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General Administration Records, 1968-

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/39665739

President/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) subgroup is contains: a list of former Presidents/Chief Executive Officers(CEOs)(1848-1969); lists of former Vice-Presidents; biographical information; photos; awards; speeches; papers; invocations; minutes of meetings; correspondence; subject files; and other material generated by the holders of each office. Each new President/Chief Executive Officer(CEO), or Vice President will necessitate a new sub-subgroup with his/her name and administration dates as the title, and numbered consecutively within the proper subgroup, and each new administrative office will necessitate a new subgroup.

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Western New York Library Resorces Council, WNYLRC

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