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Gregory Aziz was born on April 30th 1949. He is the CEO of National Steel Car. He is also a prominent economist. He pursued his education at Ridley College. He then specialized in economics at the University of Western Ontario. In 1971, he had already gained much of knowledge on what a business is entailed of. It was still in this particular year that he supported his family in conducting their food business after which he established the Nation Steel Car company. The victory of Nation Steel Car Company which was established by Gregory James Aziz can be all attributed to this great and powerful man. Being the president, Chairman as well as the CEO of this company, he led to several changes in this company. This is the baseline as to why the
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