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Official Website:
http://www.lacma.org/

Location:
Los Angeles, CA

Founding Date:
1910

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Robert O. Anderson
Business
13-Apr-1917 2-Dec-2007 CEO of ARCO, 1966-86
Walter Annenberg
Business
13-Mar-1908 1-Oct-2002 Media mogul, created TV Guide
Frank E. Baxter
Business
c. 1938   CEO of Jefferies & Company, 1987-2000
David Bohnett
Business
2-Apr-1956   GeoCities cofounder
Eli Broad
Business
6-Jun-1933   Billionaire
Ronald W. Burkle
Business
c. 1953   Supermarket Billionaire
Henry Dreyfuss
Inventor
2-Mar-1904 5-Oct-1972 Product designer, human factors engineer
Enrique Hernandez, Jr.
Business
2-Nov-1955   Inter-Con Security Systems
Robert Kotick
Business
c. 1963   CEO of Activision
Monica C. Lozano
Publisher
21-Jul-1956   Publisher of La Opinión
Michael Lynton
Business
c. 1960   CEO of Sony Entertainment
Steve Martin
Comic
14-Aug-1945   The Jerk
Peter Norton
Computer Programmer
14-Nov-1943   Retired computer utilities programmer
Lynda Resnick
Business
c. 1944   Roll International
Stewart A. Resnick
Business
c. 1938   Roll International
Andrea L. Rich
Business
c. 1944   Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Erroll Southers
Government
c. 1957   2009 TSA Director nominee
Donald W. Tang
Business
c. 1963   Vice Chairman of Bear Stearns
Jerry Weintraub
Film/TV Producer
29-Sep-1937 6-Jul-2015 Hollywood producer
Walter L. Weisman
Business
c. 1935   American Medical International


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