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Paul M. Cook
Paul M. Cook (born April 25, 1924) was the founder and CEO of Raychem, a chemical manufacturing company that reached $2 billion in annual revenue. In 1998, he was awarded the National Medal of Technology "For his vision and entrepreneurial efforts, his technical accomplishments and his business and technical leadership as the key contributor in creating a worldwide chemically based industry."
==Early life and education==
Cook took an early interest in chemistry, and developed a chemistry lab in the basement of his parents' home.〔 After he graduated high school in 1941, he started at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), studying chemical engineering under Warren K. Lewis.〔
In 1943, Cook enlisted in the United States Army, and enrolled in the Army Specialized Training Program; through that program, he attended Stanford University for two terms, studying mechanical engineering. Cook was then sent to Hunter Liggett Military Reservation and then Fort Benning, where he would complete Officer Candidate School. He was then sent to fight in Italy.〔
In 1946, Cook left the army and worked for Submarine Signal in Boston. He then returned to MIT and completed his Bachelor of Science in 1947.〔〔
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