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Denis P. Kelleher

The 100 Most Influential Irish Americans in Business: S. James – D. Keough

January 2000

October 27, 2021 by Leave a Comment

Sean C. James President and CEO Wagner Holdings, Inc. Revenue: $250 million Employees: 900 "If you are satisfied, you're in a rut," Sean C. James declares with a drive characteristic of his personal and professional life. Recruited in 1987 to turn around a troubled Wagner Spray Tech Corporation, James has led the development of this business from $40 million to $250 million. As … [Read more...] about The 100 Most Influential Irish Americans in Business: S. James – D. Keough

Denis P. Kelleher

August 1, 2005 by Leave a Comment

Emigrating from County Kerry in 1958, Denis Kelleher began his career in America as a messenger with Merrill Lynch, where through dynamic financial talent, he rose dramatically through the company ranks. In 1980, Kelleher took the experience he gained at Merrill Lynch and founded Wall Street Access. Serving as the CEO, Kelleher runs the company, which is a diversified … [Read more...] about Denis P. Kelleher

Denis P. Kelleher

August 1, 2004 by Leave a Comment

Emigrating from County Kerry in 1958, Denis Kelleher began his career in America as a messenger with Merrill Lynch where, through dynamic financial talent, he rose dramatically through the company ranks. In 1980, Kelleher took the experience he gained at Merrill Lynch and founded Wall Street Access. Serving as the CEO, Kelleher runs the company, which is a diversified … [Read more...] about Denis P. Kelleher

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