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John W. Snow
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John W. Snow
An American politician and businessman who served as Secretary of the Treasury from 2003 to 2006. He began his career at the Department of Transportation. When he left, he became an executive at various railway and other transportation companies, rising to CEO of the CSX Corporation upon his appointment as Treasury Secretary. After leaving Treasury, Snow became Chairman of Cerberus Capital Management, which began management of Chrysler following its 2009 government bailout. Snow was born in 1939.
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