Shun specialist label; broaden home-turf role

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There is no clearly established career development path for credit managers, but it is commonly accepted among professionals that the credit manager should join a trade association and should learn about cash management. Continuing education courses in credit-financial management are available through the National Association of Credit Management. Barton Brands Ltd VP for finance Norman Goldstein says that persons in credit need to gain experience outside of credit in order to get promoted. Goldstein suggests a likely progression from cash manager to assistant treasurer. Goldstein's success in treasury management is described, along with the career progression of Ball Corp director of credit and cash management Gordon Stagge.

Practice, Employment, Ball Corp., Credit managers, Goldstein, Norman, Stagge, Gordon, Barton Brands Ltd.

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From accounting clerk to Du Pont CFO

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Du Pont senior VP and CFO John J. Quindlen describes his position within the company and how he worked through the corporate ranks from his starting position as an accounts receivable bookkeeper beginning in 1958. Quindlen's experience includes work in the credit division, corporate accounting, corporate accounting, international finance, cash management, corporate control, and treasury work. Quindlen assumed his current position in 1984.

Chief financial officers, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Quindlen, John J.

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From currency hedger to CEO

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Rubloff Financial Services pres Stephen J. Sinclair has a staff of 40 working on real estate development, mortgage banking, and capital group real estate investing. Sinclair says that development, mortgage banking, and acquisition are the areas of real estate requiring the most financial expertise. Sinclair's work experience prior to working for Rubloff is detailed, and his current strategic planning and other responsibilities described.

Sinclair, Stephen J., Rubloff Inc.

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