Morton Mandel

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Morton Mandel was an American businessman, philanthropist, and civic leader known for co-founding the Premier Industrial Corporation and for his extensive support of education, Jewish life, and community development.

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Morton Mandel canonical 3

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instanceOf civic leader
human
coFounded Premier Industrial Corporation
conflictParticipatedIn World War II
countryOfBirth United States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1921-09-19
dateOfDeath 2019-10-16
educatedAt Adelbert College
Case Western Reserve University
familyName Mandel
fieldOfWork Jewish communal life
community development
education support
industrial distribution
philanthropy
founded Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation
givenName Morton
hasHonor honorary degrees from multiple universities
languageSpoken English
memberOf Jewish community of Cleveland
militaryService United States Army
notableFor leadership in Cleveland civic institutions
support of Jewish life
support of community development
support of education
notableWork development of Premier Industrial Corporation
occupation businessman
civic leader
philanthropist
philanthropicFocus Jewish education
higher education
leadership development
urban neighborhood revitalization
placeOfBirth Cleveland, Ohio
placeOfDeath Cleveland, Ohio
positionHeld chairman of Premier Industrial Corporation
chief executive officer of Premier Industrial Corporation
religion Judaism
residence Cleveland, Ohio
sexOrGender male
sibling Jack Mandel
Joseph Mandel
linked to: Jack Mandel

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Jack Mandel hasSibling Morton Mandel
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences namedAfter Morton Mandel
subject linked to: Jack Mandel