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November 1841 in Ripley, New York; † 3. August 1888 in Akron, Ohio) war ein US-amerikanischer Industrieller der Gummi-Industrie und Gründer der Goodrich Corporation . Kindheit und Jugend. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich (genannt B.F.) war der Sohn von Anson und Susan Goodrich.
- Goodrich, Benjamin Franklin (vollständiger Name)
- US-amerikanischer Industrieller
- 4. November 1841
- Goodrich, Benjamin
Benjamin Briggs Goodrich, son of Hollywood Oscar-winner Olivia deHavilland, and Marcus Goodrich, a Navy veteran, journalist, and author of the popular novel Delilah. Ben Goodrich, a graduate from the University of Texas, later formerly of Lockheed Aerospace, as statistical analyst, but had recently returned to...
University of Pennsylvania. Occupation. Industrialist. Known for. Founder of B.F. Goodrich Company. Parent (s) Anson Goodrich. Susannah Dinsmoor Goodrich. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich (November 4, 1841 – August 3, 1888) was an American industrialist in the rubber industry and founder of B.F. Goodrich Company.
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Im Jahr 1870 gründete Dr. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich eine Kautschukfabrik im nordamerikanischen Akron, Ohio. Zunächst stellte die Fabrik Fahrradreifen her und anschließend Autoreifen, die der Geschwindigkeit und Belastung des sich ständig weiterentwickelnden Automobils gewachsen waren.
Research Interest. Political Methodology. Comparative Politics. Political Economy. Benjamin Goodrich is a core instructor in the Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences (QMSS) program and teaches Missing Data, Bayesian Statistics, Data Mining, Data Analysis, and Theory and Methodology at QMSS.
J Gabry, B Goodrich. 47. 2016. A pragmatic trial to improve adherence with scheduled appointments in an inner-city pain clinic by human phone calls in the patient's preferred language. MH Andreae, S Nair, JS Gabry, B Goodrich, C Hall, N Shaparin. Journal of Clinical Anesthesia 42, 77-83. , 2017. 32. 2017.
16. Sept. 2021 · Just a few weeks after the recent Paralympics wrapped up in Tokyo, judo silver medalist Ben Goodrich was on a train traveling through Sweden. After a brief stop home in St. Paul, Minnesota to see family, Goodrich is now onto life post-Tokyo.
