Danner, 59, an easy-mannered former electrical engineer from Ohio, started his lobbying career in the early '70s for Armcosteel company.
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As Kimberly Strassel notes in her May 17 Wall Street Journal column, when Bain invested in buying and upgrading the steel maker, its owner, Armco, was considering shutting it down.
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It was there that he met legendary steel veteran Thomas Graham, with whom he left to save beleaguered Armco.