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Patrick Horvath

Patrick Horvath

'67

Patrick S. Horvath (BS MTU MY 1967, MBA Cal State Long Beach 1973). Mr. Horvath began his career as a metallurgist for Wyman-Gordon Co., originally in Massachusetts and later with their Reisner Metals facility in California. In 1979, he founded Accurate Metallurgical Services, Inc., a firm that tested metals and composites, particularly for the aerospace, oil tool, automotive, and medical industries. In 1981, Mr. Horvath . . .

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James Graham

James Graham

'70

Jim Graham, a resident of Centennial, Colorado, is a 1970 graduate of Michigan Tech’s Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering. Jim began his career as process engineer for Texas Gulf in Moab, Utah. In 1973, he moved to the coal fields of West Virginia for Zapata Corporation and through a series of promotions moved to Lexington, Kentucky as Vice President Engineering. His next move in 1992 was to General . . .

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James Mallory

'48

Mr. Mallory began his career at Ford Motor Company, working there for 17 years in various manufacturing management roles. He joined Allis-Chalmers as Director of Manufacturing Services in 1985, and moved to Siemens Power Corporation in 1987 where he rose to become Vice President of Operations. Upon his retirement from Siemens, he formed his own consulting company JC Mallory amp; Co International Consulting.  Jim graduated . . .