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Article: Regional leader: Fred Nance uses his influence to make Cleveland and Northeast Ohio a better place to live and work.(THE POWER 100)(Community activists)
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- February 1, 2007
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At RPM, we try to live by the value of 168, the favorite number of my grandfather and RPM founder Frank Sullivan. It represents the total number of hours in a week and reminds us the gift of time is priceless and needs to be spent wisely and productively.
Fred Nance might not know it, but he is an example of someone who understands the value of 168 by making the most of his considerable gifts to, as he once put it, "make Cleveland a better place than I found it."
With Fred's educational pedigree (St. Ignatius, Harvard and Michigan), he no doubt had his pick of law firms. He elected to come home to Cleveland, joining Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP. He ...