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Robin
P. Arkley II
President/Owner
SN Servicing Corporation |
Robin P. Arkley II, president and owner of SN Servicing
Corporation in Eureka, California, will be the first
speaker of the spring semester in LSU’s Flores
MBA Distinguished Speaker Series.
Arkley will speak to MBA students on Friday, February
10, 2006, at 10 a.m., in the Energy, Coast and Environment
Auditorium on LSU’s campus.
SN Servicing Corp. purchases underperforming commercial
and residential real estate and real estate loans throughout
the United States and Europe. The company has a current
portfolio of more than $1 billion.
Prior to founding SN Servicing Corporation, Arkley
was a tax attorney with the firm Dun and Arkley, where
he structured large corporate transactions such as
acquisitions and sales, negotiated shopping mall leases
for national retail organizations, and conducted estate
planning for family business clients.
Arkley is currently admitted to practice law in California
and previously held Certified Tax Specialist credentials
in that state. Arkley has also held Certified Public
Accountant status in Illinois. He has served on the
board of directors of Algiers Bancorp, Statewide Bank,
and the Pacific Legal Foundation. In 1998 Arkley was
named Businessman of the Year by the Eureka Chamber
of Commerce.
Arkley received his bachelor’s degree in accounting
from the University of Southern California in 1977,
and went on to earn his Master of Business-Taxation
from USC in 1978. He earned a Juris Doctor from the
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in
1982, and a Master of Laws from Georgetown University
in 1983.
The Distinguished Speaker Series is an integral component
of the innovative Flores MBA Program curriculum. Through
this series, students are exposed to the latest ideas
and forces that are shaping American and international
business with executives who are facing these issues
daily and who provide significant educational enrichment
that complements the in-class curriculum.
Upcoming speakers this fall semester are Antonio J.
Lucio, senior vice president of Insights and Innovation
for PepsiCo, on March 10, and David P. Steiner, chief
executive officer of Waste Management, on March 17.
The lectures are open to the public, but an RSVP is
requested. Dress is professional.
For more information or to make a reservation, visit
mba.lsu.edu or contact Jennifer Loftin, program coordinator
of the Flores MBA program, at 225-578-8545 or jloftin@lsu.edu.
