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Marsh and McLennan changes name to honor former CEOs. (Seabury and Smith Inc., Charles Ward Seabury and Hermon D. Smith)
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Marsh And McLennan Changes Name To Honor Former CEOs
Marsh & McLennan Group Associates has a new name. The New York-based subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies is now known as Seabury & Smith, Inc.
"The name was chosen," said Bernard F. Rogers, chairman of Seabury & Smith, "to honor Charles Ward Seabury (1876-1966) and Hermon D. Smith (1900-1983), former CEOs of the Marsh & Mac organization.
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Small business is big business at Seabury & Smith. (selling insurance to small businesses) (Marketing Scene) (column)
National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management
; NEW YORK, N.YWhen you think Marsh & McLennan, you think Big, as in insurance for big business, the giants of service and industry. But Marsh & McLennan Cos.' subsidiary, Seabury & Smith, has rapidly built a name for itself making a big business out of serving smaller businesses. The
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Marsh & Mac subsidiary initiates name change. (Seabury and Smith Inc.)
National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management
; Marsh & Mac Subsidiary Initiates Name Change Marsh & McLennan Group Associates has a new name. Effective May 1, 1990, the New York-based subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies will be known as Seabury & Smith, Inc. The name was chosen, said Bernard F. Rogers, chairman of Seabury
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Smith wished he had longer run
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Smith wished he had longer run Back could never shake off knee injury By ROB REISCHEL Special to Packer Plus Thursday, December 19, 2002 He was expected to be Green Bay's next great running back. He was set to grab the torch from John Brockington, who had taken it from Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung.
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FOR SEABURY, IT'S A WEALTH OF TALENT CALLS PITCHING STAFF HIS ALL-TIME BEST
The Boston Globe
; STONEHAM - Bill Seabury has been coaching Stoneham baseball teams for 26 years now and has had more than his share of success. You can't argue with eight Middlesex League, five Division 2 Sectional, and two EMass titles. Throw in a state championship in 1991 and you have the makings of a Hall of
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Charles R.O. Smith
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; Charles R.O. Smith WESTERLY, R.I. - Charles Ruston Orchard "Russ" Smith, 87, of Westerly, a Navy veteran of World War II, died Oct. 1 at Westerly Hospital. Born in Glen Ridge, N.J., he graduated from Hingham High School. Mr. Smith worked for Bethlehem Steel at the Fore River shipyard in Quincy from
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