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James McArthur

James McArthur is the President and Chief Compliance Officer at AG Morgan Financial Advisors, based in Massapequa, New York. His duties there include financial planning, investments, and insurance.
==Early Life and Education==
James attended Nassau Community College where he received an Associates Degree, and then went on to study at the University of Maryland.
==Career==
James started his career in finance in 1996 when he was a financial advisor with the firm Prudential Financial.
After this, in 2000, James went on to become the Director of Training for AXA Distributors in the Western Division.
Throughout his career, James has consistently ranked in the top 10% of sales managers, including both at is time with Prudential and MetLife Securities. 
In 2007, James was appointed to the Executive Council, which is a group of the Top 25 sales managers in the nation.
Currently, James serves as the President and Chief Compliance Officer at AG Morgan Financial Advisors, where he specializes with financial planning, investments, and insurance. James holds his Series 7, 6, and 63 registrations, and the New York State License for Life and Health.
==Philanthropy==
In 2022, James launched the James McArthur Scholarship for Finance Students, which provides scholarship funding for students who wish to become finance professionals in the future.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* James McArthur Scholarship
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* James McArthur on Medium
Category:American investment advisors
Category:Financial advisors
Category:Nassau Community College alumni
Category:University of Maryland alumni
Category:American people
James McQuillan

James McQuillan is an is an Australian wheelchair rugby player. He won the 2022 Wheelchair Rugby World Championship with the Australian Steelers. He has a 0.5 classification in wheelchair rugby, and plays for Victoria Protect Thunder and the Melbourne Rugby Club .
Growing up on a farm outside the town of Nanneella , McQuillan fractured his C5 vertebrae playing Australian Rules Football in 2014, aged 20. He began playing wheelchair rugby in 2021, debuting for the Steelers 11 months later in Denmark. 
Category:Australian people
Category:Wheelchair rugby
Category:2021 in wheelchair rugby
Category:Wheelchair rugby players
James Mercer (Founder)

==James Mercer (Founder)==
James Mercer (b. 1989) is a British-Ghanaian digital consultant and entrepreneur. He’s the founder of the social media platform, tayp.
==Early Life and Education==
James Mercer was born in Croydon University Hospital and attended Orchard Park Academy (formerly known as Edenham High School). He also studied at Mfantsipim School in Cape Coast, Ghana and attended Keele University in the UK.
==Career==
Mercer worked for Edelman, Freud Communications and WPP before founding the social media app, tayp. He claimed whilst working as a social media manager, he noticed how cruel people were through using impersonal platforms. Also, he claimed there is a lot of talking and not a lot of listening. He founded tayp, a bitesize voice social media platform to allow people to start listening to each other without interruption.
==Personal Life==
Mercer was named after his grandfather, James Mercer II, a Ghanaian diplomat. His grandfather’s twin brother is Thomas Mends Kodwo Mercer, the first black Gold Coast High Commissioner of the United Kingdom. His great-grandfather is James Mercer I and his uncles and aunts consist of Professor Ernest Aryeetey, Andrew Egyapa Mercer, Dr Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, Sally Hayfron and Frances Adu-Mante.
Category:1989 births
Category:Consultants
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Founders
James Milholen

James Milholen - American 400m Runner (born June 19th, 1999) is an American Track and Field athlete who competes in the 400 meters and the 200 meters James is a 4x All American and a 3x All-SEC sprinter. He competes for the University of Arkansas. In 2021 he ran a personal best of 45.98 in the open 400m outdoors, and a split of 45.13 indoors. In high school, James was the 2018 Arkansas high school state champion and record holder. He was also an All-American his senior year of high school.
==Early Life==
Milholen was born in Arkansas to a single mother. Shortly after Milholen was born both he and his mom moved to Colorado, where he would live for his early childhood. When he was 10 he moved back to Arkansas and began playing travel baseball and recreation football. He would continue to play these sports and would later add basketball to the mix when he was in middle school. Milholen did not start running track until he was a freshman in high school. As a freshman in high school, he quit playing basketball and baseball and focused on track and football. Milholen continued to play football along with track until his senior year of high school; however, during his senior year of high school, he only played one sport and that sport was track.
==Career==
Milholen's high school career featured a personal best of 47.93 in the 400m, 11.15 in the 100m, and 22.54 in the 200m. Thus far in his college career he has personal bests of 45.98 in the 400m, 21.39 in the 200m, and 1:19.84 in the 600m. 
Category:1999 births 
Category:American track and field athletes
Category:People from Arkansas
James Miller

James Miller (Jim) Born 26th February 1992 is a professional climber and white-water paddle boarder living in Scotland. 
His most notable events are:
* Paddling of the Upper Gauley on SUP in West Virgina in 2023 (the hardest river ever Supped).
* He became the first Performance White Water SUP Coach (the highest attainable coaching award for paddleboarding).
* He paddled the first grade 5 rapid on SUP in Europe - Randolphs Leap.
* He owns Highland Outdoor Adventures.
* He is a national trainer for White Water rafting, White Water SUP and multi discipline paddlesports.
* He is a course director for Mountain Training. 
* He holds the highest climbing qualification attainable in the UK the WMCI.
* He was a director for Paddle UK and Paddle Scotland.
* He is on the Hala and Werner SUP teams.
* He was part of the team which cleaned up the Old Man of Hoy in 2024 given he climbs the stacks countless times every year he wanted to give back to the community.
* He helped train and safeguard Aden Thurlow as he became the youngest person to lead climb the sea stacks at 11yo.
Category:1992 births
Category:Climbers
Category:People from Scotland
James Monroe McDonald

James Monroe McDonald was born 10 july 1825 in Old Washington, Mason, Kentucky, United States Enlisted in the civil war Married Mary McDonald 31 Mar 1893. Co-Founder of Pacific Bank, SF w/brother RH McDonald.
Endowments to the University of California to foster the memory of James Monroe Donald, California pioneer, presented by his wife, Mrs Mary J. McDonald.
James Monroe McDonald, better known as "Captain" and brother Marcus L McDonald are identified with many western projects among them the building of the first toll road across the Siena Nevada mountains and the construction of the first telegraph lines both in California and the Pacific Northwest. The Captain was the first to discover the use of the glass insulator in the construction of telephone and telegraph lines. Inception of the telegraph system. 
These brothers are life members of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco.
JM McDonald's brother and business partner, Marcus (Mark) Lindsey McDonald built Mableton Mansion.
James Monroe McDonald is buried at Cypress Lawn.
Married Mary Julia Ledlie McDonald, Elsinore Pioneer and Philanthropist.
Mrs. McDonald was a founding mother of the Town of Elsinore, CA. For her Civic Service and work in assuring fresh water to the people of Elsinore - the well and fountain head are memorialized at the McDonald Gazebo in Lake Elsinore.
Together Mary and James amassed a considerable historical library (their legacy):
Includes: BABYLONIAN CUNEIFORM TABLET.
He died 7 June 1907 in San Francisco, California.
== References ==
==External links==
* Captain James Monroe McDonald (1825-1907) • FamilySearch
* Selenicus grandifloras - Plants in Israel
* James Monroe McDonald Endowment | Department of Plant Sciences
Category:1825 births
Category:1907 deaths
Category:American people
Category:People from Mason County, Kentucky
Category:Bohemian Club members
Category:McDonald Mansion
Category:American pioneers
Category:American philanthropists
James Monteith

James Monteith (1831-1890) was an American author of widely-published geography textbooks in the nineteenth century. Monteith was born in Ireland, immigrated to the United States as a child, and lived his whole life in New York City. Monteith taught for many years in New York's public school system and began publishing textbooks on geography and history in the 1850s, initially collaborating with Francis McNally. Monteith's influences included Alexander K. Johnston, Arnold Henry Guyot|Arnold Guyot, Matthew Fontaine Maury, and Emma Willard|Emma Hart Willard. 
From the early 1850s to the 1880s, A.S. Barnes and Co. published many different versions of Monteith geography textbooks, which grew larger, more detailed, and more sophisticated over time. Over the course of his career, Monteith's style grew more unique and innovative, combining many different approaches to comparative geography and symbology. 
File:Monteith Comprehensive 1876 cover.jpg|alt=Geography textbook cover|thumb|Cover of 1876 edition of Comprehensive Geography by James Monteith
File:Monteith 1885 title page.jpg|thumb|Title page from 1885 Edition of Barnes's Complete Geography by James Monteith
Monteith's textbooks remained in print for decades after his death, published by the American Book Company (1890)|American Book Company as Barnes's Complete Geography. Monteith probably produced more than one hundred different editions and versions of his geography textbooks in his lifetime: the Library of Congress alone holds 44 different listings for Monteith. Monteith was recommended for membership and elected as a Fellow of the American Geographical Society on November 18th, 1879. In the 1880s, Monteith was involved in the development of the Washington Heights neighborhood in Manhattan, where he first purchased land in the 1860s, and the northward extension of the subway.
Monteith's obituary in the New York Times noted that "nearly every school boy and girl in the country is familiar with [his name] because of its being on the cover of the geographies." Monteith is buried in Philadelphia's Laurel Hill Cemetery alongside his first wife Emma Palmer Monteith and his second wife Ella Florence Brown.
File:Monteith grave 2021.jpg|alt=James Monteith gravesite|thumb|Grave of James Monteith at sunset in Philadelphia's Laurel Hill Cemetery
Category:1831 births
Category:1890 deaths
Category:American authors
James N Kirby

Sir James N Kirby (June 15 1899 - 30 July 1971) was an Australian industrialist and philanthripist, widely recognized for his significant contributions to the automotive and manufacturing industries in Australia. His innovative spirit and commitment to community betterment left an enduring mark on the country's industrial landscape and social fabric. He received the CBE in 1956 and was knighted in 1962.
==Career==
Within a year of launching his business, he settled a £2000 handover agreement with Howarth. Gaining recognition for his exceptional engine reconditioning skills, he transitioned from motorcycle repairs to car repairs as the automotive industry surged in popularity. The Kirby commitment to top-notch craftsmanship was already deeply ingrained in his employees, and Jim adopted the micrometer, a symbol of precision, as the hallmark of his business.
By 1932, Jim's workshop, located on Australia Street, Newtown, measuring 186 square meters (2000 square feet), was no longer sufficient for his team of 25 employees. On March 19th of that same year, coinciding with the official opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Kirbys was in the midst of relocating to a property they owned on Salisbury Road, Camperdown. This facility primarily focused on producing car engine components and machining diesel engine blocks, crankshafts, and bearings for various modes of transportation, including trains, buses, and ships.
As the factory space expanded and the workforce grew, World War II erupted following the invasion of Poland by Adolf Hitler's troops. Around a year into the war, Jim received a personal commission to establish an aircraft engine production facility for CAC in Lidcombe, which ultimately played a crucial role in manufacturing the Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engine.
With the conclusion of the war, the path was cleared for the formal incorporation of the business as James N. Kirby Holdings Pty Ltd on September 24, 1946. Emphasising superior craftsmanship and loyalty to his employees, the company embarked on a complex transition into post-war manufacturing of consumer goods, including refrigerators. Under Jim's guidance, the factory production lines soon started producing Crosley refrigerators, television sets, Bendix washing machines, Pye transistor radios, and various other household products.
==Honors and Recognition==
James Kirby's contributions to both industry and philanthropy earned him numerous accolades and honors throughout his life. Some of the notable recognitions include bieng appointed C.B.E. in 1956 and knighted in 1962 for services to industry.
Category:1899 births
Category:Australian people
Category:Industrialists
Category:Philanthropists
Category:1971 deaths
James Nash (musician)

James Nash (born June 14, 1973) is an American guitarist and singer best known for his work with the band The Waybacks.
In 2017, Nash was listed among "50 of the best acoustic guitarists of all time" by Guitar Player magazine. He is an Artist Ambassador for the Santa Cruz Guitar Company.
Nash has performed with self-described "acoustic mayhem" quartet The Waybacks since 1999, including collaborations with Bob Weir, Joan Osborne, Sam Bush, and Jens Kruger. Nash has also performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Mann Center, and with the Chattanooga Symphony. In 2011, Nash released an instructional DVD Making the Acoustic Guitar Rock! on Homespun.
=== Guitars ===
Nash's primary acoustic guitar is a 1990 Santa Cruz OM built from Sitka spruce and Indian rosewood, amplified with an L.R. Baggs LB6 undersaddle pickup and DPA 4052 lavalier microphone. The guitar has a replacement neck built by luthier Richard Hoover. Nash also plays a Fender Stratocaster and a Collings MT-1 mandolin. He endorses D'Addario strings, using .013-.056 phosphor bronze acoustic and .010-.046 nickel wound electric.
=== Other equipment ===
Nash has employed a MacBook Pro running Logic as his amplification system for touring, which is unusual for an acoustic performer.
===The Waybacks===
* Devolver (2000)
* Burger After Church (2002)
* Way Live (2003)
* From the Pasture to the Future (2006)
* Loaded (Compass, 2008)
* Hillside Album Hour 2008: Led Zeppelin II (2009)
* Merlefest Watson Stage w/Special Guests (2009)
* Hillside Album Hour 2010: Abbey Road (2011)
* Hillside Album Hour 2011: Eat A Peach (2012)
===As producer===
* The Waybacks, Secret Stage Mixes Vol. 1 - 3 (2009)
* The Waybacks, Hendrix on the Hillside (2013)
* The Waybacks, After The Flood (2014)
* The Waybacks, Deja View (2015)
* The Waybacks, Back in the USA (2016)
* The Waybacks, Birdsongs (2017)
* The Waybacks, With A Lotta Help From Our Friends (2018)
* The Waybacks, Full On The Hill (2019)
* Mokai, The Jaybird Said (2019)
Category:American musicians
Category:American songwriters
Category:American guitarists
James Nikolovski

James Nikolovski (born 2 April 2002) is an Australian professional footballer who plays as a defender for Brisbane Roar.
==Club career==
Nikolovski played youth football in New South Wales for Sydney FC, Rockdale Ilinden and Mt Druitt Town Rangers.
Nikolovski joined Brisbane Roar in September 2022, first playing for the youth academy which played in NPL Queensland. In February 2023, he signed his first professional contract alongside with teammate Ayom Majok who joined from Adelaide City.
Category:2002 births
Category:Australian people
Category:Footballers
James O'Donnell

James O'Donnell (born 31 August 2002) is a professional Australian rules footballer playing for the Western Bulldogs in the Australian Football League (AFL).
O’Donnell was signed as a Category B Rookie in April 2023, and made is AFL debut in Round 9 of the 2023 AFL season, just 5 weeks after joining the Bulldogs. O'Donnell is son the of Simon O'Donnell who appeared in 24 VFL games for St Kilda, six Test matches, and 87 ODIs for Australia
==Early life==
Due to his father legacy, James played both Australian rules football and cricket. His dream was to play either sports professionally. At his early stages of his sporting he chose to pursue cricket as he was struggling with footy because of his size. O'Donnell was a young talented athlete playing in the U12 Victorian footy team and played along side Will Phillips (footballer) and Luke Cleary. Growing O'Donnell he thought he'd be a cricket player and in 2019 O'Donnell made the decision to pursue cricket. But his bowling coach at Essendon Cricket Club, Mat Inness was also Western Bulldogs fitness boss. He was the one who introduced O'Donnell to Footscray VFL. The Bulldogs were impressed by his performances in the VFL and eventually picked O'Donnell in Round 9 where he would make his AFL debut. His junior football career began playing local footy for the Kilmore Junior Football Club and Kew Comets. O'Donnell attended Xavier College.
Category:2002 births
Category:Association football players
Category:Australian people
James Owolabi

James Adisa Owolabi (born on October 1, 1960) is a businessman and a Nigerian politician serving as the Federal Representative for the Ifako Ijaiye constituency in the 9th Nigerian National Assembly at the House of Representatives. A member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Owolabi serves on the Pilgrims Affairs Committee and is its vice chairman until May 2023.
== Education and early career ==
Owolabi was born in Lagos and began his primary education at Odu-Abore Memorial Primary School in Iyala Mushin. He later pursued his secondary education at Mutailatu College in Ibadan. He holds a National diploma (ND) and a Higher National diploma (HND) in Public Administration from the Polytechnic in Ibadan, as well as a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago-Iwoye. He went on to obtain a Master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Abuja.
== Political career ==
Owolabi has been an active politician since 1990, serving as party secretary for Agege local government under Social Democratic Party (SDP) in 1992. He was a Councilor in the Agege local government under the Zero party platform in 1996 to 1997 aftermath the local government elections. He was appointed political adviser to the Executive Chairman Ifako-Ijaiye local government from 1998 - 2003 during Adefolabi's tenure as the chairman of Ifako Ijaiye LGA. Yet again, he was appointed political adviser to the Chairman of Ojokoro LCDA under Ifako-Ijaiye local government from 2004 to 2007. Notably, Owolabi served as legislative aide during the 6th Nigerian National Assembly to Honourable Morufdeen Adeola Adefolabi, member of the House of Representatives representing the Ifako-Ijaiye Federal Constituency (2007 - 2011). Again, he was appointed Senior Legislative Aide during the 8th Nigerian National Assembly to Honourable Elijah Olu Adewale, member of the House of Representatives representing Ifako-Ijaiye Federal Constituency (2015 - 2016) who slumped and died in his house.
In 2019, Owolabi emerged victorious in the House of Representatives election as the representative of the Ifako-Ijaiye Federal constituency defeating Mrs. Fatimah Mohamed, the Candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). However, in 2022, his attempt to be reelected and continue representing his constituency was cut short during the party primaries election. Hon. Benjamin Adeyemi Olabinjo defeated him to become the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the Ifako-Ijaye Federal constituency in Lagos State.
Concerned about the ecological degradation in his constituency, Owolabi proposed a motion of urgent public importance regarding the areas in Ifako-Ijaiye that have been affected by ecological issues.
Category:1960 births
Category:University of Abuja alumni
Category:Nigerian people
Category:Businesspeople
Category:Nigerian politicians
James P. Lichtenberger

James Pendleton Lichtenberger (10 June 1870 – 17 March 1953) was an American sociologist and academic. Lichtenberger served as the twelfth president of the American Sociological Association.
Lichtenberger was born on 10 June 1870 in Decatur, Illinois to Conrad H. and Anna Elizabeth Lichtenberger, née Nesbitt. Lichtenberger attended Eureka College and received a bachelor's degree in 1893. He soon after enrolled in the ministry of the Church of the Disciples of Christ and was pastor in the church in Canton, Illinois from 1896 to 1899, after which we has transferred to a congregation in Buffalo, New York. He remained in Buffalo until 1902, the year in which he left for Ohio to attend Hiram College and earn a Masters of Arts degree.
Following his graduation from Hiram College, Lichtenberger moved to New York City to maintain a congregation. Lichtenberger left his congregation in 1908 to take up a fellowship at the New York School of Philanthropy connected with Columbia University, which later became the Columbia University School of Social Work. While at the School of Philanthropy, Lichtenberger completed a dissertation in political science entitled Divorce: A Study in Social Causation in 1909, under the supervision of Franklin H. Giddings 
At the School of Philanthropy, Lichtenberger met sociologist Carl Kelsey. Kelsey, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, arranged for an invitation to Lichtenberger to take up an assistant professorship at Penn. Lichtenberger accepted the invitation, and subsequently remained at the University of Pennsylvania his entire professional career. 
In 1922, Lichtenberger served as president of the American Sociological Association (then, Society), and addressed the 1923 annual meeting in Chicago with his presidential address entitled "The Moral Dualism of Machiavelli." Lichtenberger also served as secretary of the American Academy of Political and Social Science from 1912 until his death in 1953, as well as an occastional editor of the Academy's Annals between 1912 and 1918.
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Category:1870 births
Category:1954 deaths
Category:Columbia University alumni