Linda S. Stein

Businesswoman and manager at R.A. Cohen

Linda S. Stein - Businesswoman and manager at R.A. Cohen
Born

1945
80 years ago

Died

October 30th, 2007
17 years ago — 62 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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Led R.A. Cohen Company as a prominent manager, overseeing operations and strategic growth. Contributed to the real estate and property management sectors. Provided guidance and leadership in the construction of various commercial properties. Advocated for the advancement of women in business, supporting initiatives aimed at fostering female leadership and entrepreneurship within the industry.

Managed R.A. Cohen Company

Promoted women in business

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