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a catalog supplier of electronic servicing now a part ofStanley Tools. Duringv his tenure at Axia, Aggarwal was responsible for planning and mergerse and acquisitions and oversaew twomanufacturing divisions, which had a reputation for custome r service and profitable J. Hord Armstrong III, 56 chief executive and treasuree J. Hord Armstrong III founded D & K in 1987 by acquiring and merging two drug He took the company publicin 1992, and today has $600 milliom in annual sales. He started his career in banking with Morga nGuaranty Trust, and also served as chief financialk officer of Arch Mineral for six years until he foundedf D&K. Ronald Ashworth, 52 Sisters of -St.
Louixs Ronald Ashworth oversees operations throughout the eighyt states in which Sisterw of MercyHealth System-St. Louis has a He recently aidedthe system'ds local operations, Unity Health, with the acquisition of , and integrated hospital and physician practices in St. Louisa and other markets. Ashworth joinedr the system in 1991from , wher he was national director of the health-care practice. Carrol 56 Sisters of Mercy Health System-St.
Louis Carroll Aulbaugh has administrative responsibility for operationz of the Sisters of Mercy Health Louis in Arkansas andKansas - two regionsa where the group has expanded its He helped create a managedd care joint venture with , serving 21 Arkansasd counties. Aulbaugh also oversaw upgrades tothe system'ws credit ratings, which should lowet borrowing costs. Aulbaugh came to the Sisters of Mercty after serving in management positionzs with the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnatee Word Health Care Systemin Houston.
William 44 Vice president, Central States Region