Graham Howe (businessman) Graham Howe (businessman) Graham Edward Howe (born 23 May 1961) is a British entrepreneur and businessman who founded Orange UK, with Hans Snook. He was born in St Albans. He went to St Albans Grammar School for Boys (now known since 1975 as the comprehensive Verulam School), and later attended the University of Birmingham where he obtained a Bachelor of Commerce. Hans Snook had the ideas for Orange in the UK, when it was originally owned by Hutchison Whampoa, who would later found Three. It was Graham Howe who would get the company off the ground. They met in 1992.
Lee Snook Choir to the Republic of South Africa. Snook performed with Choir on this trip and was one the chaperones. ""Trouble in Tahiti"" starred the music faculty's married singing duo, Dr. Ann Marie Snook and Dr. Lee Snook, as a husband and wife. Snook traveled with the Washburn University Wind Ensemble to the People's Republic of China. Again Snook took part in this trip not only as a Professor but also as a participant, he accompanied the Wind Ensemble as one of its clarinet players. Lee Snook Dr. Lee Erin Snook, Associate Professor, baritone, is chair of the Vocal Division at