Dennis dammerman biography
- Dammerman joined General Electric Company in 1967 after receiving his Bachelor's degree from the University of Dubuque, and held various executive positions.
- Dennis D. Dammerman, a dynamic, pioneering and thoughtful financial executive who worked side-by-side with Jack Welch to transform General Electric Co.
- Dennis D. Dammerman, a leading American finance executive and active in horse shows, has died at the age of 67.
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$67.3 Million
Estimate Recalculated Nov 8, 2024 04:26PM EST
Who is Dennis D Dammerman?
Dennis D Dammerman has an estimated net worth of $67.3 Million. This is based on reported shares across multiple companies, which include Discover Financial Services, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC, GENWORTH FINANCIAL INC, GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, BlackRock Inc., and BLACKROCK INC /NY.
SEC CIK
Dennis D Dammerman's CIK is 0001233157
Past Insider Trading and Trends
2008 was Dennis D Dammerman's most active year for acquiring shares with 8 total transactions. Dennis D Dammerman's most active month to acquire stocks was the month of February. 2005 was Dennis D Dammerman's most active year for disposing of shares, totalling 5 transactions. Dennis D Dammerman's most active month to dispose stocks was the month of November. 2004 saw Dennis D Dammerman paying a total of $514,926.80 for 670,442 shares, this is the most they've acquired in one year. In 2005 Dennis D Dammerman cashed out on 186,605 shares for a total of $3,741,301.01, their largest year based on t Dennis D. Dammerman, a leading American finance executive and active in horse shows, has died at the age of 67. Dennis and his wife, Marsha, lived in retirement at Saratoga Lake in New York an have a home in Wellington, Florida. He was often described as having a passion for horses and a passion for automobiles. In 2009, Saratoga Automobile Museum displayed 16 of his vintage cars from the 1940s to the 1970s in an exhibit called “Mid-Century Marvels.” Dennis retired in 2005 as Vice Chairman of the Board and Executive Officer of General Electric Company and as director, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GE Capital Services, positions he had held since 1998. He had also been a director of General Electric Company since 1994. Prior to that, Dennis held various executive positions with General Electric Company and GE Capital Corp. after first joining GE in 1967. He also served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Capmark Financial Group Inc. from 2008 to 2011 and as a member from 2006 to 2011, and as a director of American International Group, Inc. from SARATOGA SPRINGS — Family and friends are mourning the passing of Dennis Dammerman, a former high-ranking General Electric Co. executive and past New York Racing Association board member. Dammerman, who had a 38-year career at GE, died Tuesday at 67. He was on the Skidmore College Board of Trustees and since September 2010 had been on the board of Adirondack Trust Co. whose President, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Charles Wait remembered Dammerman as a man of integrity whose top priority was, “Do the right thing.” “I’ll never forget that,” Wait said. “I was really surprised when a man of national and international reputation agreed to serve on the board of a community bank. At his first board meeting, he made a point of talking with our junior officers. He wanted to know who was working for the company. Human considerations were always foremost. He wanted to know how decisions would affect people.” Dammerman and his wife, Marsha, lived in retirement on the east side of Saratoga Lake and also have a home in Wellington, Fla. whe
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