Pittsburgh - 1977
INROADS/Pittsburgh opened with 22 interns sponsored by 14 companies in 1977.
The founding Board members were:
Charles Hauck – President of Blaw-Knox Foundry
Robert Taylor- SVP PNC Bank
Thomas Bigley – Managing Partner of Ernst & Whinney
James Copeland – Vice President of Dravo
Arthur Goeschel – President of Calgon
Earl Hord – Senior Vice of Dollar Bank
William Snyder, III – President of Shenango
Robert Kavanaugh – Managing Partner of Arthur Andersen
Richard Simmons – President of Allegheny Ludlum
Phillip Smith – President of Copperweld
John Wilds – Manager Jones & Laughlin Steel
The initial sponsoring companies were:
Allegheny Ludlum
Arthur Anderson
Blaw-Knox
Calgon
Copperweld
Dravo
Equibank
Jones and Laughlin
Mine Safety Appliances
Pittsburgh National Bank
PPG Industries
H.H. Robertson
Shenango
E.L. Wiegand/Emerson Electric
By the year 2000 INROADS/Pittsburgh had 262 interns with over 360 alumni.
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