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George H. Borst, President,
Twentieth Century Storage Warehouse, Philadelphia.
"My experience with the Alexander Hamilton Institute leaves me only with the regret that I did not make contact with it at an earlier time."
Samuel G. McMeen, President,
Columbus Railway and Light Company, Columbus.
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R. C. Norberg, General Sales Manager,
Willard Storage Battery Company, Cleveland.
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V. J. Faeth, General Manager,
Winterroth & Co., Piano Merchants, New York City.
The unqualified indorsements of these successful executives, and the fact that a large number
of men in almost every nationally known organization are enrolled, prove conclusively that there is a great need for training in business fundamentals. Wherever the wheel of business turns—the need is great. It is a matter to be reckoned with by every man and concern in business.