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William C. Goggin
William C. Goggin (August 26, 1911 - December 14, 1988) was an American chemist, business manager and business theorist, noted for developing the concept of Multidimensional organization at Dow Corning.〔Galbraith, Jay R., and Daniel A. Nathanson. ''Strategy implementation: The role of structure and process.'' St. Paul, MN: West Publishing Company, 1978.〕〔Russell Lincoln Ackoff. "The Multidimensional organization," in: ''The Democratic Corporation,'' 1994, p. 169〕〔Donaldson, Lex. ''American anti-management theories of organization: A critique of paradigm proliferation.'' Vol. 25. Cambridge University Press, 1995.〕
== Biography ==
Born in Alma, Michigan, Goggin obtained his BS in chemistry, Physics and Mathematics at Alma College in 1933, and at the University of Michigan his BS in Electrical Engineering in 1935 and his MS in Electrical Engineering in 1936.〔(William C. Goggin ) at ''chemheritage.org.'' Accessed 27.01.2015.〕
Goggin spend his most of his career at Dow Chemical Company, where he started after graduation in 1936 in the Student Training Program. He got further acquainted with the company as Engineer in the Physics Research Laboratory from 1937 to 1939, and as Salesman in the Special Products Division from 1939 to 1941. In 1941 he started in management as Assistant Manager in the Plastics Sales Division, where he became manager in 1942 and manager in the Plastics Development Division in 1943. In 1947 he moved to the Plastics Technical Service, and in 1959 became General Manager of the Plastics Department. In 1967 he moved to the Dow Corning Corporation, where he was President and Director until 1971, and then became its Chairman of the Board until 1976.〔
In 1954 Goggin was awarded an Honorary D.Sc. from Alma College, and in 1976 he was listed unto the Plastics Hall of Fame.〔
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