Page updated April 25, 2012.

John M. Keane

Nickname: Jack

Business executive

Muckety metrics:

Connections: John M. Keane has direct or once-removed relationships with 1,163 people, organizations or other entities in our database of the most influential people in America. Under a scoring system that gives more weight to direct links, this score is higher than 99% of all entries.

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Muckety connection score: 99

Influence: Keane has a Muckety influence index of 99 out of 100. This is a measure of power and reach compared with others in the U.S. leadership elite.

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Muckety influence score: 99

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John M. Keane

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Gender: Male

Age in 2012: 69

Address: Lives and/or works in Los Angeles, CA

Areas of interest:

nonprofits

business

aircraft

defense

engineering services

insurance

media

politics & government

security services

Personal social network: Much of Keane's Muckety comes from political connections. He has direct links to five Fortune 1000 companies.

Financial information:

As an officer, director and/or owner of publicly traded securities, John M. Keane has filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission. >> See filings

Muckety news stories featuring John M. Keane

Retired Gen. Jack Keane also contributed to surge strategy in Iraq

One connection that impacted the war in Iraq for the better was the friendship between two soldiers, Gen. David H. Petraeus and retired Gen. John M. Jack Keane.

September 22, 2008

John M. Keane personal relations:

David H. Petraeus - friend

Other current John M. Keane relationships:

ABC News - military analyst

Allied Security Holdings, LLC - manager

American Corporate Partners - advisory council member

Choosing Victory: A Plan for Success in Iraq - co-author

Defense Policy Board - member

Fordham University - trustee

General Dynamics Corporation - director

George C. Marshall Foundation - trustee

Institute for the Study of War - chairman

Keane Advisors, LLC - co-founder

MetLife, Inc. - director

M&F Worldwide Corporation - director

SCP Partners - senior partner

Securing America's Future Energy - council member

URS Corporation - adviser to the chairman & CEO

John M. Keane past relationships:

Barack Obama inaugural committee - major contributor

KKR & Co. LP - senior adviser

RAND Corporation - trustee

U.S. Army - general

Five degrees of Kevin:

We can connect John M. Keane with Kevin Bacon in five steps:
John M. Keane → American Corporate Partners →
  Vernon E. Jordan Jr. → American Express Company →
    Just Ask the Locals →

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Extended reach:

Among the most influential people in John M. Keane's web of second-degree relationships:

Mellody L. Hobson

James S. Crown

Lester L. Lyles

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Other activities:

Knollwood Foundation

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Securities and Exchange Commission

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Contributions to misc. political organizations:

Barack Obama inauguration - $50,000

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