JPK RESUME JULY 2016
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John P. Keegan is the Chairman and President of the Charles Edison Fund and the Edison Innovation Foundation, philanthropic organizations dedicated to medical research, science education, and historic preservation. He has extensive experience as a lawyer and formerly worked with several law firms in New York. He has received many honors for his work including a B.A. from Notre Dame, a J.D. from Georgetown, an MPA from Harvard, and an honorary doctorate from St. Thomas Aquinas College.
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- 1. JOHN P. KEEGAN Charles Edison Fund Edison Innovation Foundation One Riverfront Plaza, 3rd Floor Newark, New Jersey 07102 Tel. 973-648-0500 Fax 973-648-0400 Email: HYPERLINK "mailto:JKeegan@thomasedison.org" JKeegan@thomasedison.org CURRENTLY: Chairman and President of the Charles Edison Fund (the “Fund”). Established in 1948 by Thomas Alva Edison’s son, the Fund is a philanthropic institution dedicated to supporting worthwhile endeavors in the areas of medical research, science education and historic preservation. Chairman, President and Trustee of the Edison Innovation Foundation (“the Foundation”). The Foundation, a nonprofit organization incorporated in 1996, operates for historical, scientific and educational purposes with an emphasis on the preservation of Edison’s ideas, processes, inventions, inspiration and works. Former Chair and current Member, Advisory Council for Graduate Studies and Research, University of Notre Dame du lac; Former Chairman and current Director of Robert A. Stanger & Co., Investment Banking Firm. Chairman Emeritus New Jersey Hall of Fame Foundation Associated with the Law Firm of Christiansen, Jube & Keegan, Shrewsbury, New Jersey
- 2. FORMERLY: Partner and of Counsel with the New York law firms of Burns, Van Kirk, Greene & Kafer and Abberley Kooiman Marcellinio & Clay. Member, Advisory Council for Long Range Planning, Holy Cross Church, Rumson, New Jersey; Chairman of the Board, Holy Cross Grammar School, Rumson, New Jersey. Secretary and Trustee, Elsie E. and Joseph W. Beck Foundation HONORS, EDUCATION: B.A. Degree, University of Notre Dame (1961); J.D. Law Degree, Georgetown Law Center (1964), Alpha Sigma Nu, Jesuit Academic Honor Society; MPA Degree, Harvard University (1965) Administration Fellow. Adjunct Professor (Government), University of Maryland (1966 and 1967). Admitted to Practice Law in the following jurisdictions: New Jersey State, New Jersey Federal, New York State, New York Federal, District of Columbia; District Court, District of Columbia Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court; Martindale Hubbell Legal A-V Rating (30 years). Professional Associations: American Bar Association, New York Bar Association, New Jersey Bar Association and Monmouth County Bar Association. Knight of Malta, American Association of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta; Capt., U.S. Army (Ret.), Army Commendation Medal, (1967), Korea, 122nd Signal Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division; Eagle Scout. Honorary Doctoral Degree, St. Thomas Aquinas College PERSONAL-SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Married (Diane Quigley Keegan), four sons and one daughter. RECREATION/HOBBIES: Golf, tennis and walking.