Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Stig Herman Hästö (19 March 1918 — 14 September 1997) was a Finnish jurist, businessman and vuorineuvos.Hästö was born in Pori, but the family moved to Viipuri soon after. After the death of his father, the mother could obtain livelihood to the family through hard work as an entrepreneur. The Second World War interrupted Hästö's studies; he wounded in Karelian isthmus in 1944. He graduated as jurist in 1946.Hästö worked as delegate for employers' association STK in 1948–1957.In 1957 Hästö started working for the textile company Finlayson and became company manager in 1962. Despite of resistance to change, he managed to modernise the company to be able to face the challenges of free trade. New problems came during recession in the 1970s.Hästö left Finlayson and went again to work for employers' association in 1979, when he became selected manager of TKL. While the work was easy due to good times, Hästö fell in an uncomfortable situation during presidential elections of 1982, when a large part of the association supported Ahti Karjalainen for president, while Hästö tried to remain neutral.Hästö retired in 1983 after which he worked in some international positions of trust. He wrote his memoirs and a book about summer 1944 in Viipuri."@en }
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- Stig_H._Hästö abstract "Stig Herman Hästö (19 March 1918 — 14 September 1997) was a Finnish jurist, businessman and vuorineuvos.Hästö was born in Pori, but the family moved to Viipuri soon after. After the death of his father, the mother could obtain livelihood to the family through hard work as an entrepreneur. The Second World War interrupted Hästö's studies; he wounded in Karelian isthmus in 1944. He graduated as jurist in 1946.Hästö worked as delegate for employers' association STK in 1948–1957.In 1957 Hästö started working for the textile company Finlayson and became company manager in 1962. Despite of resistance to change, he managed to modernise the company to be able to face the challenges of free trade. New problems came during recession in the 1970s.Hästö left Finlayson and went again to work for employers' association in 1979, when he became selected manager of TKL. While the work was easy due to good times, Hästö fell in an uncomfortable situation during presidential elections of 1982, when a large part of the association supported Ahti Karjalainen for president, while Hästö tried to remain neutral.Hästö retired in 1983 after which he worked in some international positions of trust. He wrote his memoirs and a book about summer 1944 in Viipuri.".
- Q7616435 abstract "Stig Herman Hästö (19 March 1918 — 14 September 1997) was a Finnish jurist, businessman and vuorineuvos.Hästö was born in Pori, but the family moved to Viipuri soon after. After the death of his father, the mother could obtain livelihood to the family through hard work as an entrepreneur. The Second World War interrupted Hästö's studies; he wounded in Karelian isthmus in 1944. He graduated as jurist in 1946.Hästö worked as delegate for employers' association STK in 1948–1957.In 1957 Hästö started working for the textile company Finlayson and became company manager in 1962. Despite of resistance to change, he managed to modernise the company to be able to face the challenges of free trade. New problems came during recession in the 1970s.Hästö left Finlayson and went again to work for employers' association in 1979, when he became selected manager of TKL. While the work was easy due to good times, Hästö fell in an uncomfortable situation during presidential elections of 1982, when a large part of the association supported Ahti Karjalainen for president, while Hästö tried to remain neutral.Hästö retired in 1983 after which he worked in some international positions of trust. He wrote his memoirs and a book about summer 1944 in Viipuri.".