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| − | ''' | + | '''William A. Halter''' (born 1960), a [[Democrat]], who was the fourteenth [[Arkansas]] [[Lieutenant Governor]]. In 1999, Halter was nominated by former President [[Bill Clinton]] and was unanimously confirmed to the position of Deputy Commissioner and later as Acting Commissioner of [[social security]]-which consisted of over 65,000 employees.<ref>http://www.ltgovernor.arkansas.gov/bills_bio.html</ref> |
Halter previously worked as a Management Consultant with McKinsey and Company where he coauthored a study on the management practices of successful companies. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Threshold Pharmaceuticals and Akamai Technologies, two biotechnology and information technology companies. | Halter previously worked as a Management Consultant with McKinsey and Company where he coauthored a study on the management practices of successful companies. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Threshold Pharmaceuticals and Akamai Technologies, two biotechnology and information technology companies. | ||
Revision as of 03:44, August 25, 2017
William A. Halter (born 1960), a Democrat, who was the fourteenth Arkansas Lieutenant Governor. In 1999, Halter was nominated by former President Bill Clinton and was unanimously confirmed to the position of Deputy Commissioner and later as Acting Commissioner of social security-which consisted of over 65,000 employees.[1]
Halter previously worked as a Management Consultant with McKinsey and Company where he coauthored a study on the management practices of successful companies. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Threshold Pharmaceuticals and Akamai Technologies, two biotechnology and information technology companies.