Charlie Corr in Memoriam

by Jim Hamilton

It is our sad duty to report that Charlie Corr has died after a long illness. The industry has lost one of its greatest intellects. He will be sorely missed.

At the time of his death, Charlie was the Group Director for InfoTrends Enterprise Document Strategy Services, a role he had taken on in May of 2013 after nearly six years at Mimeo.com as Vice President of Corporate Strategy.

Charlie’s long association with InfoTrends began in April of 1998 when he joined then CAP Ventures as a Senior Consultant. Charlie rose rapidly through the organization, becoming Group Director in charge of InfoTrends’ Production activities. Charlie came to InfoTrends/CAP Ventures from Harvard University where he was the Associate Director of Operations for Harvard’s Printing & Publication Services. During his time at Harvard Charlie also taught print, paper, and related courses at Northeastern University.

Charlie received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science & Economics from University of Rhode Island in 1975 and did doctoral work at the Claremont Graduate School and University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Charlie’s legacy is as far-reaching as the many friends and colleagues he influenced during his long career. An opinionated and thoughtful man, he was a master at supporting his contentions with research and market knowledge. Those who knew him will never forget his hearty laugh and his joie de vivre. May he rest in peace.

Charlie leaves his wife and two daughters.

Calling hours will be this Sunday from 3-6 pm at Avery Funeral Home (3A Bank Street, Hope Valley, RI). The funeral ceremony will be Monday at 11 am at St. Elizabeth’s church (63 Canonchet Road, Hope Valley, RI).

Anyone wishing to leave a comment may do so at the InfoTrends home page.

Note: The Electronic Document Systems Foundation (EDSF) has created a Charlie Corr Memorial Scholarship. For more information and to donate, please go to www.edsf.org/charliecorr.

(Source: Infotrends)

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