Business Hall of Fame to induct four new members
If Fred E. Carl Jr., Gene D. Carlisle, Howard D. Catchings and Robert W. Pittman obtain their size 10-inch engraved on 6 May crystal obelisk, is the mark of 13 Times that the Junior Achievement has inducted people in the Mississippi Business Hall of Fame.
Carl, the Viking Range Corporation Wood Green, Carlisle, Carlisle Corporation in Memphis, Catchings Transamerica Life Insurance / Catchings Agency Jackson and Pittman, AOL Time Warner in New York, 47 others were Hall of Fame winners. A 17-person selection committee composed of leaders and teachers from universities around the state has chosen four of more than 100 applications were filed federal state.
“We were very pleased,” said Tom L. Tabereaux, president of Junior Achievement of Mississippi. “It is truly illuminating the number of people who have considerable influence on the Mississippi. We are grateful for the opportunity to recognize the excellence of these individuals for their achievements and their impact on the Mississippi.
Catchings takes a man, but still time for Citizen Participation, professional organizations
Howard Catchings, owner and general representative of Trans America Life Insurance / Agency Catchings, the sale of insurance began part-time in 1967. It did not last long, until he has the choice to work in industry full time.
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