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and Snyder Drug Stores, when the company was facing bankruptcy. In this capacity, he appeared in commercials on national television, as a spokesman for Wickes' Builders Emporium. He also led the $ 1 billion acquisition of the consumer and industrial products division of
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said Sigoloff "was considered one of the pioneers of the slash-and-burn strategy that resonated with creditors," but he added that "it was controversial because people felt that there was too much carnage in terms of quick dismissals."
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from bankruptcy in the 1970s. Sigoloff joined Republic as senior vice president in October 1970. He was promoted to president and chief operating officer in December 1970 and elected chief executive officer succeeding Gerald B. Block.
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In the course of his restructuring of Daylin, Sigoloff's sought to fire more than half of Daylin's 16,000 employees, including
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Sigoloff married his wife, Betty, in 1952. They had two sons, John and Stephen, and a daughter, Laurie. They resided in
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from 1984 to 2002. He is the namesake of the Sanford and Betty Sigoloff Chair in Corporate Renewal, held by Professor
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Sanford C. Sigoloff was born on September 8, 1930, in St. Louis, Missouri. His father served as a physician in the
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strategy" at the expense of employees. He supported charitable causes and the
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Sigoloff died of pneumonia on February 19, 2011. He had suffered from
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In March 1982, Sigoloff took over as the chief executive of the
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American businessman and philanthropist (1930 –2011)
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(1971-01-12). 758:People with Alzheimer's disease 743:Philanthropists from California 733:Businesspeople from Los Angeles 435:"He Wielded Ax in Bankruptcies" 239: 609: 550: 517: 485: 298:. His funeral was held at the 1: 317: 138:Sigoloff was educated at the 122: 7: 246:Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 227:Gulf and Western Industries 82:Businessman, philanthropist 10: 784: 738:American chief executives 651:. UCLA. February 22, 2011 300:Wilshire Boulevard Temple 258:American Jewish Committee 153: 144:Beverly Hills, California 140:Beverly Hills High School 94: 86: 78: 68: 63:Beverly Hills High School 58: 43: 28: 21: 305:On his death, Professor 146:. He graduated from the 748:American car collectors 439:The Wall Street Journal 279:Personal life and death 201:, who went on to found 181:Sigoloff turned around 168:United States Air Force 51:Los Angeles, California 285:Brentwood, Los Angeles 713:People from St. Louis 472:The Los Angeles Times 403:The Los Angeles Times 254:Center Theatre Group 222:Red Owl Supermarkets 183:Republic Corporation 176:Pasadena, California 623:The Washington Post 493:"Executive Changes" 296:Alzheimer's disease 105:Sanford C. Sigoloff 36:St. Louis, Missouri 23:Sanford C. Sigoloff 671:"William G. 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St. Louis, Missouri
Los Angeles, California
Beverly Hills High School
University of California, Los Angeles
Chapter 11
slash-and-burn
UCLA Anderson School of Management
United States Army
World War II
Beverly Hills High School
Beverly Hills, California
University of California, Los Angeles
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Korean War
United States Air Force
Xerox
Pasadena, California
Republic Corporation
Daylin, Inc.
Arthur Blank
Bernard Marcus
The Home Depot
Wickes Companies
Builders Emporium
Wickes Furniture
Red Owl Supermarkets
Gulf and Western Industries
LJ Hooker
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
City of Hope National Medical Center

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