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Bruce R. Ellig Awarded Marquis Who’s Who Albert Nelson Achievement Award and Named Top Lifetime HR Executive of the Year by IAOTP
Bruce R. Ellig Awarded Marquis Who’s Who Albert Nelson Achievement Award and Named Top Lifetime HR Executive of the Year by IAOTP
Bruce R. Ellig ’59, MBA ’60 was recently awarded the Marquis Who’s Who Albert Nelson Achievement Award and was named Top Lifetime HR Executive of the Year by the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP) for his outstanding leadership and commitment to the Human Resources industry.
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