Beverly, MA— Elliott C. Margolis is being recognized by
Continental Who’s Who as a Distinguished Business Professional for his
contributions to the manufacturing field.
Mr. Margolis earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science
and government at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. He received a Master
of Public Administration at the University of Massachusetts in 1973. Mr.
Margolis was elected as the president of the University of Massachusetts
Chapter of Hill International, through which he established the Kosher Kitchen
in 1971.
Mr. Margolis is a manufacturer representative with MAJEC
sales where he markets athletic clothing to teams in Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire. He is also the owner of a retail
store that sells sporting goods, bicycles and embroidery and has served with a
prison health project for the state of Massachusetts.
According to Mr. Margolis, his success can be attributed to
his tenacity, hard work ethic, his refusal to give up, and his unwavering
efforts to accomplish what needs to be done. He is a member of the Cape Ann
Chamber of Commerce and was past president from 1988 to 1989. He has also
served as the president of his regional chapter of B’nai B’rith.
Mr. Margolis hosted a cable television show discussing local
politics named Bevcam, for which he was presented with multiple national
awards. He was also honored as the Small Business Person of the Year by the
Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce in 1989 and was the recipient of many sales awards
over the course of his career.
