Manpower co-founder dies
Elmer Winter, co-founder and past president of Manpower Inc, died last Friday at the age of 97.
Elmer Winter, co-founder and past president of Manpower Inc, died last Friday at the age of 97.
In a tribute to Winter, Manpower chairman and chief executive Jeff Joerres said: “It is with great sadness that we mark the passing of Elmer Winter, one of the most beloved keepers of Manpower’s history, culture and values.
“While Elmer was cherished by our present-day employees as a warm friend, charming historian and gregarious storyteller, we also honor his remarkable impact as a trailblazing entrepreneur, generous philanthropist and talented artist,”
Mitchell Fromstein, former Manpower Inc chief executive, (1976-99), added: “Elmer was a role model for everyone in the Manpower organization regardless of position, age or function. He was a dedicated family man, a tireless worker, a compassionate manager, and a loyal friend.
“He set the standards by which his successors would operate and set the stage for unbridled growth. He was, and will continue to be, an icon of the Manpower culture.”
