Larry Rader
November, 1969
"I Look For the innovator motivated strongly by ego, by the drive to achieve," says Larry Rader. He could be talking about himself; for, at the age of 32, Rader is a self-made millionaire and a senior vice-president of Shareholders Management Company, a mutual-fund empire worth some 1.5 billion dollars. A Brooklyn boy with cheek, Rader overcame an Amboy Dukes background, worked his way through Rensselaer--where he finished at the top of his class--and then went on to MIT's grad school...
