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Jim Bowman, Writer
Jim Bowman, former Chicago Tribune columnist and former Chicago Daily News reporter, writes business history. Most recently he collaborated with retired banker C. Paul Johnson in Good Guys Finish First: Reflections of a CEO and How to Start a De Novo Community Bank.
His work includes book-length histories of Booz, Allen & Hamilton, CFS Continental, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, and Safety-Kleen. For each he dug into archives and outside documents and interviewed people from chairman to shipping clerk about what makes a company or institution unique.
He is available to do the same for your company in book, article, brochure, or however you want to memorialize your company, inspire employees, or stimulate business.
The Books:
* Reach Out . . . The Story of Motorola and its People, by Harry Mark Petrakis, 2003; Bowman was an editor.
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For Blithe Spirit, the Blog -- incorporating Chicago Newspapers, The Churches, and Blithely, Blithely -- hit here
For Oak Park Items, hit here
. . . . done monthly since January, 2004, for Wednesday Journal of Oak Park & River Forest (Illinois).
Other blogs, now mainly storage areas for past commentary:
Blithely, Blithely -- Mostly conservative commentary, with special attention to literature
1982-85. For the Tribune Sunday Magazine, Bowman wrote "The Way We Were," a column on Chicago history using Tribune clips and Chicago Historical Society (now History Museum), Newberry Library, and Art Institute of Chicago files.
1968-78. He was a reporter for the Chicago Daily News, which went out of business in March, 1978
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