Howard Colvin

Locality: London, United Kingdom
Summary: CEO at letssubscribe.com
Current: CEO at Rudolf Wolff Ltd
Industry: Consumer Goods
Experience: Rudolf Wolff Ltd (Investment Management industry): CEO,  (December 2008-Present) An old city name, offering in house managed funds, distributed globally via private banks, financial intermediaries.

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Obituary for Sir Howard Colvin from The Times and Sunday Times. Sir Howard Colvin wrote what is almost certainly the finest reference book of modern times produced by a ...

Howard Colvin. SD "At Rudolf Wolff, despite the daunting outlook, our aim is to produce the best possible results for investors, by applying old ways to current situations"

Architectural historian whose biographical dictionary remains unsurpassed. ... Sir Howard Colvin [right] at the Codrington Library, All Souls, Oxford

Howard Montagu Colvin, historian: born Sidcup, Kent 15 October 1919; Assistant Lecturer in History, University College London 1946-48; Fellow, St John's College, Oxford 1948-87 ...

Obituary for Lives Remembered: Sir Adam Butler and Sir Howard Colvin from The Times and Sunday Times. Sir Adam Butler Dame Veronica Sutherland, President, Lucy ...

Sir Howard Colvin A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840 Yale University Press: Colvin's single volume dictionary lists every known architect of the ...

Sir Howard Colvin wrote what is almost certainly the finest reference book of modern times produced by a single author - A Biographical Dictionary of English Architects ...

Obituary for Lives Remembered: Sir Howard Colvin, Nigel Hankin, Dr Barrington Cooper and George Webb from The Times and Sunday Times. Sir Howard Colvin Professor Tom Beaumont ...

That it happened was entirely through Howard Colvin, at the time medieval history tutor at St John’s. Now, it seems an obvious development.

Fri 11 January 2008, The Times Lives Remembered: Sir Howard Colvin, Nigel Hankin, Dr Barrington Cooper and George Webb