Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Igor Ansoff across 6 places, from 1918 to 2002.
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Igor Ansoff (12 December 1918 – 14 July 2002) was a Russian-American applied mathematician and business manager.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Igor Ansoff was documented, and when
12 December 1918exact date
Vladivostokattested“Igor Ansoff (ne Shugarman) was born in Vladivostok, Russia, on December 12, 1918.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1957year
RANDattested“In 1957 Igor left RAND to join the Corporate Planning Department of the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1963 to 1968period
Carnegie Mellon Universityattested“He served as Professor of Industrial Administration in the Graduate School at Carnegie Mellon University from 1963 until 1968.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1963 to 1968period
The Graduate Schoolattested“He served as Professor of Industrial Administration in the Graduate School at Carnegie Mellon University from 1963 until 1968.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1981year
Netherlandsattested“To honor his body of work, the prestigious Igor Ansoff Award was established in 1981 in the Netherlands.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
14 July 2002exact date
San Diego, Californiaattested“He died of complications from pneumonia in San Diego, California, on July 14, 2002.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
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1918year
Japanmentioned“This concluded with a trip to Japan in 1918, after which the family moved to Vladivostok.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1924year
Vladivostokmentioned“The Shugarmans lived in Vladivostok until the US Embassy closed in 1924, until they returned to Moscow, with Boris-Sam Shugarman now a Soviet citizen.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1924year
Moscowmentioned“The Shugarmans lived in Vladivostok until the US Embassy closed in 1924, until they returned to Moscow, with Boris-Sam Shugarman now a Soviet citizen.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1932 to 1933period
Sovietmentioned“And perversely, it also drove me to excel through making innovative contributions which challenged the systems cultures." From 1932 to 1933, two major events occurred in Soviet society: first, a massive and destructive famine, followed b…”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1933year
Moscowmentioned“In 1933 there was also a thawing of relations between the US and the Soviet Union, which led to the re-opening of the US embassy in Moscow under Ambassador William Bullit.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
September 1936month
Leningradmentioned“The Shugarmans left Russia through Leningrad in September 1936 on a small freighter, which accommodated a dozen passengers.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
September 1936month
Russiamentioned“The Shugarmans left Russia through Leningrad in September 1936 on a small freighter, which accommodated a dozen passengers.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1937year
New Yorkmentioned“In 1937, Igor graduated with the highest honors at the end of the year, which guaranteed him a four-year scholarship with all expenses paid in the New York State University system.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1946year
Brown Universitymentioned“World War II intervened, and in 1946 he went to Brown University to get a Doctoral degree in Applied Mathematics.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
1969year
Nashville, Tennesseementioned“In 1969 he accepted a position as Founding Dean of the new Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.”source: Wikipedia: Igor Ansoff
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