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In addition to his successful business career, he engaged in numerous philanthropic pursuits, especially health and education causes. He was a leading fundraiser for the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies. He also assisted families escaping horrors of Nazi Germany. |
In addition to his successful business career, he engaged in numerous philanthropic pursuits, especially health and education causes. He was a leading fundraiser for the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies. He also assisted families escaping horrors of Nazi Germany. |
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With his brother, he established the [[Mailman Foundation]] in 1943, which continues his charitable work. |
With his brother, he established the [[Mailman Foundation]] in 1943, which continues his charitable work. In recognition of a $33 million gift from the foundation, the [[Columbia University Medical Center|Columbia University]] [[Columbia School of Public Health|School of Public Health]] was named the [[Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health]] in his honor. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Revision as of 22:17, 8 July 2007
Joseph Lawrence Mailman was a U.S. businessman and philanthropist.
Mailman was the son of Jewish immigrants. Along with his brother Abraham, Mailman founded the Utica Knife and Razor Company, which was later named the Mailman Corporation. He also served as president of the Persona Blade Company, the British Rubber Company, and was chairman of Air Express International.
In addition to his successful business career, he engaged in numerous philanthropic pursuits, especially health and education causes. He was a leading fundraiser for the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies. He also assisted families escaping horrors of Nazi Germany.
With his brother, he established the Mailman Foundation in 1943, which continues his charitable work. In recognition of a $33 million gift from the foundation, the Columbia University School of Public Health was named the Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health in his honor.
See also
- Marilyn Mailman Segal, daughter of his brother Abraham