Background
McKennon, Keith Robert was born on December 25, 1933 in Condon, Oregon, United States. Son of Russel M. and Lois E. (Edgerton) McKennon.
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McKennon, Keith Robert was born on December 25, 1933 in Condon, Oregon, United States. Son of Russel M. and Lois E. (Edgerton) McKennon.
Pendleton High School, Golden Gate College, and Oregon State University.
Joined Dow Chemical United States of America 1955: Director Public Affairs, The Dow' Chemical Company 1978, Vice-President 1980, Vice-President Agricultural Products 1982. Vice-President Product Department Manager Dow Chemical United States of America January 1983. Group Vice-President Global Agricultural Products, Legal, Employee Relations and Public Affairs, The Dow Chemical Company April 1983.
President and Director of Research and Development 1985, Executive Vice-President since 1987. President Dow Chemical United States of America 1987-1990. Director Chemical Bank and Trust Company, Chemical Financial Corporation, Dowell Schlumberger Inc., Dow Corning Corporation, Marion Merrill Dow, Pacific Corporation, National Legal Center for the Public Interests etc.
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Patentee.
Board of directors The Dow Chemical Company since 1983, Group.
Married Patricia Dragon, September 30, 1961. Children: Brian, Marc, Kevin.
