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Edward Carter Forty Years in Forty Minutes (this is page 10 of 38)
The Grand Prix only ran one year but the hoop-la attracted Bernie Cornfeld who recruited me to Investors Overseas Services (IOS); a million and a half were similarly recruited over the next ten years. I started out knocking on Army sergeants' doors - "Do you want your son to grow up a sergeant... or a captain? The difference is a college education." I broke all records selling New York's Dreyfus Fund, IOS became the world's largest distributor, and I moved on to Hong Kong. Rare free moments were spent go-karting with the Duke of Kent and racing in the Macau Grand Prix. Here's Bernie talking with Bob Nagler who ran The Fund of Funds (I'm on the right).
Please email me your travel tales, "postcards," and questions. I'll publish the most interesting, appropriate or outrageous in Correspondence - All the best, Ted (short for Edward)
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