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Costco

COMPANY

Founded 1983 by Jeffrey H. Brotman and James D. Sinegal. Merged with Price Club (founded 1976), in 1993, and was known as PriceCostco until 1997.

Official Website:
http://www.costco.com/

Industry:
Retail

Ticker:
NASDAQ:COST

Corporate headquarters:
Issaquah, WA

Sales:
$64.4B (2007)

Employees:
70,000 (2007)

EXECUTIVES

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Jeffrey H. Brotman
Business
c. 1943   Chairman of Costco
Richard D. DiCerchio
Business
c. 1944   COO of Costco
Richard A. Galanti
Business
c. 1956   CFO of Costco
James D. Sinegal
Business
1-Jan-1936   CEO of Costco

CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Jeffrey H. Brotman
Business
c. 1943   Chairman of Costco
Benjamin S. Carson
Doctor
18-Sep-1951   Pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins
Susan Decker
Business
c. 1963   President of Yahoo
Richard D. DiCerchio
Business
c. 1944   COO of Costco
Daniel J. Evans
Politician
16-Oct-1925   Governor of Washington, 1965-77
Richard A. Galanti
Business
c. 1956   CFO of Costco
William H. Gates, Sr.
Philanthropist
30-Nov-1925   Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Hamilton James
Business
3-Feb-1951   President of Blackstone Group
Richard M. Libenson
Business
c. 1941   COO of Price Club, 1986-88
John W. Meisenbach
Business
c. 1937   Meisenbach Capital Management
Charles T. Munger
Business
1-Jan-1924   Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway
Jill S. Ruckelshaus
Business
1937   Wife of William Ruckelshaus
James D. Sinegal
Business
1-Jan-1936   CEO of Costco


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