The 1941 Babsonian. - Babson College

LEO J. KEE~A~
+5 Trafalgar Street, Rochester, l'\ew York
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J) i.~ t ri bu t i Oil
Er: pe r i t!IICC:
Regent Specialties Company, Rochester, New York
(one year) ; J. S. Graham Company, Rochcster,
New York, Factory Work, Office Methods, Accounting,
and Sales Work (two years)
SjJecial Twillillg:
Saks and .\dwrtising .\dministration; Marketing,
Statistics, :\ccounting, Economics, Business' Law,
Production Management, and Business Finance
J~' r1uC([ tioll:
\-Vest High School, Rochester, New York; Cniversity
of 'Western Ontario, London, Ontario ~t"vo
years); Babson Institute of Business AdmirJistration,
Babson Park, Massachusetts
/';;xlracurricuLar Activities:
Football Manager, Intramural Sports, Bridge Club,
University of Western Ontario; Assistant Business
Manager, [q4[ BABSONIAN; Intramural Sports;
Babson Institute
Persollal Data:
Agt' 22; Single; Height 5' i'; Weight [45
BACKUROL~\D
Keenan has interspersed his education with practical
training for sev('ral years. He pursued an intensive
Business Administrative Course at the University of
"Vcstern Ontario where he actively participated in other
purposeful activities pertinent to his entrance into the
Distributive rtdd. As his father is associated with an outstanding
advcrtising .display organization III Rochester,
Kcenan has absorbcd considerable intimate knowledge
of this phase of mrrchandising.
PRACTICAL TRAI:.JI:.JG
Several years' practical experit'nce rests on Keenan's
shoulders as a result of having bef"n in the C'mploy of tIlt'
RegenL Specialties Company. There, 11(' accumulated
two years' training in factory mt'thods and administration.
Later, he was associated with the J. S. Graham
Company, where he handled officc procedure, accounting,
and t'vcntually entered the competitive display field
as a spC'cial salesman. Practical training and experience
have broadened Ket'nan's business outlook and today he
is undcrstanding, sympathetic, and adaptable to distributive
problems.
THE BlTSINESS Mi\:\l
Ket'nan is a mature young man who exhibits purpose
in every task assignt'd him. He is highly industrious,
displays considerable business acumen, and approaches
all sales and advertising problems with psychological
stratt'gy. Babson Institutt' students and instructors have
had a high regard for his indomitable convictions. He is
a young man trained and expericnced, whom some distributive
firm would do well to consider employing.