2007 8-23 Michael Garver Oxley, politician
Michael Garver Oxley was a Republican who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from the Fourth Congressional District of Ohio from 1980 to 2007. He did not seek reelection in 2006. He was born in Findlay, Ohio and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and a law degree from the Ohio State University in 1969. Oxley co-sponsored the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 with Democrat Senator Paul Sarbanes. Oxley was appointed Vice Chairman of The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. in March 2007.
The Rice Alliance supports entrepreneurs and early-stage technology ventures in Houston and Texas through education, collaboration, and research. Since inception in late 1999, the Rice Alliance has assisted in the launch of over 205 technology companies that have raised more than $300 million in funding.
The BusinessMakers™ Radio Show is a one-hour weekend radio talk show passionately focused on free enterprise and entrepreneurialism. The show features successful entrepreneurs and leading corporate intrapreneurs sharing their very personal stories about building and growing businesses. Hosts Russ Capper and John Beddow and their featured guests discuss the challenges and obstacles overcome, as well as the thrill of victory associated with “making it happen.”
Read MoreThe Rice Alliance supports entrepreneurs and early-stage technology ventures in Houston and Texas through education, collaboration, and research. Since inception in late 1999, the Rice Alliance has assisted in the launch of over 205 technology companies that have raised more than $300 million in funding.
The BusinessMakers™ Radio Show is a one-hour weekend radio talk show passionately focused on free enterprise and entrepreneurialism. The show features successful entrepreneurs and leading corporate intrapreneurs sharing their very personal stories about building and growing businesses. Hosts Russ Capper and John Beddow and their featured guests discuss the challenges and obstacles overcome, as well as the thrill of victory associated with “making it happen.”
