III (1937) – President of Adolph Coors Company (1958–1960); kidnapped and murdered by Joseph Corbett, Jr.; brother of Joseph Coors; cousin of Dallas Morse Coors Joseph Coors (1939) – founding member and financier of the Heritage Foundation; involved with the founding of the Free Congress Foundation and Council for National Policy; member of Reagan's Kitchen Cabinet; President of Adolph Coors Company (1977–1985); brother of Adolph Coors III; cousin of Dallas Morse Coors Richard B. Loynd (1950) – President of Eltra Corp. (1971–1982); Chairman of Converse Sneakers (1982–1994); President (1989–1996), CEO (1989–1996), and Chairman (1990–1998) of Interco Inc. (later Furniture Brands International), owners of Thomasville Furniture Industries, Broyhill, and Lane Albert E. Suter (1957) – President and COO of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company (1987–1988); President and COO of Whirlpool Corporation (1988–1989); President (1989–1992), COO (1989–1997), Senior Vice Chairman (1992–2001), and Chief Administrative Officer (1997–2001) of Emerson Electric Company Charles L. Jarvie (1958) – President of Dr Pepper (1980–1982) J. Patrick Mulcahy (1966) – Chairman and CEO of Eveready (1987–2005); co-CEO of Ralston Purina (1997–1999); CEO of Energizer Batteries (2000–2005) C. Morton Bishop III (1974) – President of Pendleton Woolen Mills (1999–2018); Cornell University trustee emeritus Hospitality Henry B. Williams (1930) – Manager of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel (1947–1950) Josh Katzen (1970) – co-founder of the award-winning vegetarian Moosewood Restaurant Drew Nieporent (1977) – restaurateur; creator and owner of Myriad Restaurant Group, including Nobu, Montrachet, Tribeca Grill, and Rubicon; recognized with numerous awards and nominations from the James Beard Foundation Andre Balazs (1979) – hotelier and businessman; owner of ten hotels in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles, including the Chateau Marmont R. Mark Woodworth (1977) – Senior Managing Director CBRE Hotels' Americas Research; founded PKF Hospitality Research with Cornell University's Dr. Jack Corgel in 1999 Manufacturing Jasper R. Rand, Jr. (1898) – President of the Rand Drill Company (1900–1905); Vice-President of Ingersoll Rand (1905–1909); namesake of Cornell University's Rand Hall John Lyon Collyer (1917) – President (1939–1954) and Chairman (1950–1960) of B.F. Goodrich Company; director of rubber for War Production Board; National Rowing Hall of Fame; namesake of Cornell University's Collyer Boathouse; Cornell University Board of Trustees Chairman (1953–1959); Cornell University presidential councilor; Automotive Hall of Fame Morse G. Dial (1919) – President and CEO (1952–1958) and Chairman (1958–1963) of Union Carbide Birny Mason, Jr. (1931) – President (1960–1966), CEO (1963–1971), and Chairman (1966–1971) of Union Carbide Jack Sheinkman (1949) –