Goode shaped for Norfolk Southern a four-pronged business strategy that served his company well. The four key goals of Goode's strategy were.
1967-1968, assistant general tax attorney
King David was the king of Judah and Israel. The separation between the kingdoms was on the days of king David's grandson, king Rehoboam (son of king Solomon, who was the son of king David).
David Livingstone was the Scottish explorer and missionary who explored Africa during the mid to late 1800's.
In February of 1962, Jefferson Davis received a letter written by a Virginian farmer concerning his ideas on how to protect the Southern cause. The man was David J. Houston who had five sons enlisted in the Confederate army. His advice was sound and much of it was used by the South. Houston noted that it was impossible to defend all the Southern territory from Union attacks. There was just too much territory to protect. His advice was to abandon that strategy and instead select important places that did require defending and have them linked by railway to concentrate forces when needed. Davis understood that and began to implement much of Houston's ideas.
The proud and noble Welsh surname of Davis means "son of David". David means "beloved". Found amongst the very ancient records of Flintshire, they had held a family seat. Family motto: "Without God without anything, God is enough"
1991-1992, president
Norfolk Southern Corporation, 1982-1985, assistant vice president of taxation; 1985-1991, vice president of taxation.
1992-, president, chairman, and CEO.
1991, executive vice president for administration
1985-1991, vice president of taxation
David K. Wilson has written: 'The southern strategy' -- subject(s): British forces, Campaigns, History, Strategy
1982-1985, assistant vice president of taxation
Goode began a campaign to persuade Conrail shareholders to reject the planned merger with CSX, which they did on January 17, 1997.
he is a famous poet and he lives in norfolk
Stephen David Young holds the feudal title of Lord of waxham Norfolk.
David Wright was born December 20, 1982, in Norfolk, VA, USA.
1971-1981, director of taxation