Bob H. Clark Jr. This is Me

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   Robert Clark
   
   Robert H. Clark Jr. was born in Portland, Oregon on April 12, 1930.He attended University of Southern California.In 1952 he joined the United States Air Force and served as a jet pilot until 1956.He has been a principal of Cosway Company since 1962 where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board.He and his wife, Mary Lou, have seven children and eighteen grandchildren.

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   Robert Clark
   
   Robert H. Clark Jr. was born in Portland, Oregon on April 12, 1930.He attended University of Southern California.In 1952 he joined the United States Air Force and served as a jet pilot until 1956.He has been a principal of Cosway Company since 1962 where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board.He and his wife, Mary Lou, have seven children and eighteen grandchildren.

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   Bob Clark - Chief Operating Officer
   
   Bob Clark has over 29 years of general and professional management experience.He is an honor graduate from the United States Air Force Academy and was named the outstanding cadet in social sciences.After spending five years on active duty, including over two years as a plans and program manager for the Deputy Chief of Staff, Intelligence, Tactical Air Command, he joined Procter & Gamble as a sales representative, soon hereafter being promoted to a unit manger in New York.Bob then accepted a position as Region Field Manager for Nestle Foods, ultimately serving as Region Manager responsible for managing operations in the states of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.He was responsible for over $100 million in sales and received recognition three times as a Centurion for outstanding sales and leadership.
   
   Bob then took on the challenge of opening up the retail organization for Leer, Inc. (a manufacturer of camper tops for pick-up trucks).In one year he was promoted to Vice President and National Sales Manager.He grew the business from $5 million to over $30 million in less than 3 years and from 8 stores in three states to 32 stores in 17 states.His responsibilities included marketing, sales, site selection, lease negotiations, and profit and loss.
   
   After serving three years as President of Syntax Enterprises, a consulting company specializing in sales and marketing, Bob made the move to CarMax, a Fortune 500 company and one of the Fortune 2007 "100 Best Companies to Work For" in 1998.At CarMax, Bob served as Location General Manager, handling sales and P&L for the largest store in the SW Region and one of the 10 largest stores in the enterprise.His store volume exceeded $100 million and he managed over 300 associates.In May 2006, he was selected by the Vice President of Sales to oversee the operational development and implementation of a major time and attendance software program.
   
   In July 2007, Bob accepted the position of Director of Marketing for Sibling Entertainment Group, Inc. and President of their subsidiary, Sibling Theatricals, Inc.In August, he took on the challenge to bring together a world-class MMA organization.Most recently, Bob was COO of M-1 Global.
   
   Bob has been active in theatre since the early 1970's.He has performed in numerous productions.He is the cofounder of the Houston Family Arts Center, a highly successful non-profit theater, and currently serves as President of its Board of Directors.
   
   Bob and his wife Teri have two children, Joshua 25 and Marianne 21.