Martin Cohen, graduate of Brown University, earned his MBA from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School after serving as an officer in the US Marine Corps and began his career as a Tax Manager for Price Waterhouse. He served as Accounting Advisor to the Office of Tax Legislation for the US Treasury Department before joining The Washington Post Company in 1966. During his 31 years with The Post, he became Chief Financial Officer, was elected a Vice President, served on the Board of Directors and was a member of the Finance Committee. He also served on the Children's Hospital in Washington, DC as Vice-President for Finance and Chairman of the Audit Committee; and the International Herald Tribune, S.A., in Paris, France as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Today, Mr. Cohen serves on the Board of Directors of Florida; the Philip L. Graham Fund as a Trustee and Treasurer; the Nevada Museum of Art and the Bowater Mersey Paper Company, Ltd. in Liverpool, Nova Scotia; among others.
Martin Cohen, graduate of Brown University, earned his MBA from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School after serving as an officer in the US Marine Corps and began his career as a Tax Manager for Price Waterhouse. He served as Accounting Advisor to the Office of Tax Legislation for the US Treasury Department before joining The Washington Post Company in 1966. During his 31 years with The Post, he became Chief Financial Officer, was elected a Vice President, served on the Board of Directors and was a member of the Finance Committee. He also served on the Children's Hospital in Washington, DC as Vice-President for Finance and Chairman of the Audit Committee; and the International Herald Tribune, S.A., in Paris, France as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Today, Mr. Cohen serves on the Board of Directors of Florida; the Philip L. Graham Fund as a Trustee and Treasurer; the Nevada Museum of Art and the Bowater Mersey Paper Company, Ltd. in Liverpool, Nova Scotia; among others.
