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Aaron Nusbaum : ウィキペディア英語版 | Aaron Nusbaum Aaron Nusbaum (January 8, 1859July 1, 1936) was an entrepreneur and philanthropist who is best known as one of the two men who acquired 50% of the stock in the fledgling Sears, Roebuck and Co. from Richard Sears and started it on the road to becoming a retail giant. == Early career == By 1893 he was a successful business man in Chicago and earned his first fortune when he obtained a concession to sell soda water soft drinks at the World’s Columbian Exposition. He received the contract by doing a favor for Marshall Field, a member of the Fair’s planning commission. His profit for the summer’s work was $150,000.00. ($3,750,000.00 in 2010). He invested part of that money in Bastedo Tube Company, a pneumatic tube manufacturer whose product is used to deliver messages and money in department stores between floors and departments.〔EmigrantEntreprenueship.org; Daniel A. Wren and Ronald H. Greenwood, Management Innovators (1988).〕 A sales call in 1895 led to his investment in Sears.
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