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b. Mr. Woll
Mr. Woll was petitioner's secretary and treasurer. He
graduated from Yale University, cum laude, in 1977, receiving his
bachelor of arts degree in economics and political science. After
graduating from college, Mr. Woll worked on Wall Street as a
trader in U.S. Treasury securities, first for A.G. Becker, Inc.,
for about 1 year, and then for First International Money Markets.
At A.G. Becker, Inc., he placed third on its list of top salesmen
for the month in which he left. Mr. Woll also did very well at
First International Money Markets. He left First International
Money Markets in September 1979 to organize Components with
Mr. Laviano. During the year in issue, Mr. Woll worked for
petitioner approximately 50 to 80 hours per week. Like Mr.
Laviano, Mr. Woll was a devoted employee who was totally
dedicated and committed to petitioner's business and its success.
c. The Officers' Duties
The Officers were involved in every aspect of petitioner’s
business. They performed all of its executive and managerial
functions, oversaw all of its employees, and were directly
responsible for its success. The Officers served as co-chief
traders, overseeing all of petitioner’s purchases and sales and
approving all of its deals. The Officers bought and sold parts
for petitioner, quoted all of its prices, and supervised all of
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