Hans Snook Hans Snook Hans Roger Snook (born 26 May 1948) is a businessman, best known for his time as the founder, with Graham Howe and Chief Executive of UK mobile phone company Orange. He was born to a German mother and a British father, and grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he went to the University of British Columbia. He then began a career in hotel management, which led him to Calgary for six years. In 1983, he set off on a round the world trip, which was cut short when he arrived in Hong Kong and became Chief
Jeff Snook He has written four books related to Ohio State football, including ""What It Means To Be a Buckeye,"", and others on the Oklahoma Sooners, Nebraska Cornhuskers and Florida Gators. Jeff Snook Jeff Snook (b, 21 March 1960 in Ashland, Ohio) is an American sports writer and a 1982 graduate of The Ohio State University's School of Journalism. Snook has written 14 non-fiction books, including his most recent -- co-authoring Ken "Hawk" Harrelson's autobiography "Hawk: I Did It My Way," with the former Major-Leaguer and current Chicago White Sox play-by-play announcer. Snook also co-wrote longtime Virginia Tech Coach Frank Beamer's autobiography,