Stiles A Kellett Jr

Chairman, Kellett Investment Corporation

Stile Kellett Jr and his brother founded Advanced Telecommunications Corp. which they sold to Worldcom before it's collapse. They also founded Convalescent Services Inc., which owned 25 nursing homes when they sold it. They have been in litigation over the deal since about 2004. He personally approved the $400 million in loans Bernie Ebbers took from the company, and he illegally took personal use of the company jet. His son is CEO of Restore Health Group. He has homes in Atlanta and Wilson, Wyoming.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Positions

Georgia donors to Trump not a real org

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Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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RNC Republican National State Elections Committee

• 2 contributions · 320,000 USD ('96→'00)

Restore Our Future PAC Super PAC tied to Mitt Romney

• 1 contribution · 100,000 USD ('12)

Harold Earls

• 10 contributions · 27,100 USD (Sep 30 '21→Dec 16 '21)

Earls For Georgia

• 10 contributions · 27,100 USD (Sep 30 '21→Dec 16 '21)

David Perdue Former: Georgia US Senator, head of Reebok, Dollar General

• 3 contributions · 18,400 USD (Sep 30 '19→Dec 7 '20)

National Republican Congressional Committee

• 5 contributions · 17,750 USD ('99→'12)

Latham Saddler

• 10 contributions · 17,400 USD (Jun 30 '21)

Georgians For Latham, Inc.

• 10 contributions · 17,400 USD (Jun 30 '21)

Tuberville For Senate, Inc.

• 7 contributions · 17,200 USD (Jul 30 '19→Feb 1 '20)

Tommy Tuberville US Senator from Alabama

• 7 contributions · 17,200 USD (Jul 30 '19→Feb 1 '20)

Family

Stiles A Kellett III President & Chief Executive Officer, Restore Health Group

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