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Company History Books and Oral Histories

Let’s Make History Together

SEC Historical Society Oral History Project

100 Years: Building on Experience

Sustaining Excellence: MPR Associates, The First Fifty Years

Rodman C. Rockefeller: Letters, Speeches, and Journals

Universal Avionics: Thirty Years of Innovation

Schering-Plough, A Journey of Transformation: 1851-2009

Philadelphia University: A Rich History, 1884-2007

Milestones in the Company that Helped Build America

Joseph P. Kennedy and the Creation of the SEC

We Provide

The Perspective that comes from knowledge of context, bringing depth and dimension to your story.
Authenticity that comes from creative conceptualization, painstaking research, and persistent revision.
The Voices and Viewpoints of your past through oral history, with thorough preparation and expert interviewing.
A Story that goes beyond reporting to create a fresh and powerful company history book that moves your audience.
A Partner who will understand your goals, meet your expectations, take the load off your shoulders, yet keep you involved.

Client Testimonials

Ken made the process fun and painless. He highlighted points of pride and made the most of our milestones. As we made new history over the years, Ken helped us update the book through an efficient process.

Todd BlountPresident, Blount Fine Foods

Ken Durr is a marvel. An amazing writer. Incredible recall. A true (PhD) historian. He “gets” organizational politics. And he is just as adept at the publishing side of the job as well.

Chris MahaffeyExecutive Director, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons

We worked with Ken to prepare and publish the centerpiece of our Centennial Celebration. Throughout the entire process, he was thorough, professional, punctual and an absolute joy to work with.

Brian TurmailVice President, Public Affairs & Strategic Initiatives, Associated General Contractors of America

Ken is a consummate professional and has done an outstanding job over the years conducting a number of the Society’s oral histories and producing galleries for our virtual museum and archive.

Jane CobbExecutive Director, Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society

MPR’s story was difficult to tell, it’s a niche company to say the least, and to put it into words that have meaning and don’t ramble is an art. Not everyone has that talent—but Ken delivered.

Alexandria BassettMarketing and Communications Manager, MPR Associates