Arnold Tenenbaum papers, 1982-2000.

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Arnold Tenenbaum papers, 1982-2000.

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This collection contains agendas, articles, clippings, correspondence, memorandums, newsletters, reports, and other miscellaneous materials from Arnold Tenenbaum from 1982 to 2000. These papers relate to Tenenbaum's involvement in various community, state, professional, and charitable organizations throughout Georgia, and more specifically in Savannah.

5 boxes (4.5 cubic feet)

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Georgia Workplace Policy and Planning Council.

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Savannah Area Economic Development Leaders and Allies.

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Georgia. Dept. of Community Affairs.

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Historic Savannah Foundation

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Vision 20/20 Savannah.

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Tenenbaum, Arnold, b. 1936.

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Arnold Tenenbaum was born in 1936 in Savannah, Georgia. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1958 with a degree in philosophy and graduated Columbia University's Graduate School of Business soon thereafter. Upon completion of his education, he returned to Savannah where he began to work for his family's business, Chatham Steel Corporation. Throughout his career, Tenenbaum also played a very active role in the community donating much of his time to various local, state, professional, civic, and...

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The Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce in Savannah, Georgia is a voluntary organization of businesses and professional men and women who strive to promote the civic, commercial, and economic development of the community. This organization was established in 1806 as a trade association concentrating its efforts on trade and has been in continuous operation since then. Over the years, the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce expanded its scope to include all businesses and professional communities thr...

Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education

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United Way of the Coastal Empire (Ga.)

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Chatham-Savannah Youth Futures Authority (Ga.)

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Leadership Savannah.

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