IRS financial services industry conference: September 22-23, 2003 * New York, New York.

Front row, from left: Paul Heller of JP Morgan Chase Bank; chapter president Shaheda Sayed of Pearson Inc.; chapter senior vice president Bob Levy The name Bob Levy may refer to:

Bob Levy (politician), the former mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey
Reverend Bob Levy, a stand-up comedian and radio personality

of MONY MONY Mutual of New York (Insurance - Syracuse, NY) Life Insurance Company; and Conference Committee member Charles Cino of UFJ UFJ United Financial of Japan (bank)
UFJ Upper Flex Joint Bank Limited. Back row, from left: Conference Committee member Steve Rogozinski; Senior Industry Advisor, Financial Services Industry, Paul Claytor; Director, Financial Services Industry, Paul Denard; and TEI 1. (communications) TEI - Terminal Endpoint Identifier.
2. (text, project) TEI - Text Encoding Initiative. Executive Director Timothy McCormally.

Front row, from left: Shaheda Sayed, Paul Heller, chapter representative Alan Getz of Mitsui & Co. (USA) Inc., TEI Tax Counsel Mary Lou Fahey, and Steve Rogozinski. Back row, from left: Bob Levy, Conference Committee member Tom Wharton of Pearson Inc., Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary (Tax Policy) Gregory Jenner, and Timothy McCormally.

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Title Annotation:	Recent Activities
Publication:	Tax Executive
Date:	Sep 1, 2003
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