Crosby Moyer Kelly

Background

Kelly, Crosby Moyer was born on March 23, 1918 in Hinsdale, Illinois, United States. Son of Thomas Cowen and Mary Emma (Moyer) Kelly.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, University Arizona, 1939; postgraduate, U. Mexico, 1939-1940.

Career

With Ford Motor Company, 1941-1948. Director advertising public relations Rapid Standard Company, Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1949. Executive director Chicago Fair of, 1950.

Sales representative Central Services, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri, 1951. Owner-manager importing-distributing company Havana and Camaguey, Cuba, 1952-1955. Vice president, director advertising public relations, assistant to chief executive officer Litton Industries, Inc., Beverly Hills, California, 1955-1965.

Chairman board Crosby M. Kelly Associates Ltd., 1965-1973, 78-86. Chairman President Advertising Measurements, Inc., 1965-1970. Senior vice president Litton Industries, Inc., 1973-1976.

Vice president communications Rockwell International, 1976-1978. President Sage Institute, Portland, Oregon, 1980-1983. Director Western World Insurance Company.

Chairman board Performance Measurements Company, Detroit, 1968-1970. Consultant, inspector general Foreign Assistance, Department State, 1962. Guest lecturer European Institute Business Administration Fontainebleau, France, 1966.

Instructor University Pittsburgh Graduate School Business, 1978.

Achievements

• Crosby Moyer Kelly has been listed as a noteworthy Business executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Head American delegation International Congress Air Force Associations, Turin, Italy, 1964. Delegate United Nations Industrial Development Organization 1st World Symposium, 1967. Trustee Albertus Magnus College, 1970-1973, Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, 1977-1980, Foundation American Communications, 1976-1986.

Connections

Married Willah Mary Smith, March 12, 1951.

Father:

Thomas Cowen Kelly

Mother:

Mary Emma (Moyer) Kelly

Spouse:

Willah Mary Smith