Helping Businesses and Workers
Before entering politics, Fred worked for more than 25 years in private industry. Fred started on the factory floor of Conestoga Wood Specialities in Beavertown, eventually rising to Plant Operations Manager overseeing more than 230 employees and a $50 million-dollar annual budget. Fred also started his own successful small business managing properties and serving as a general contractor.
Fred has worked hard to create a healthy business environment so existing businesses grow, new jobs are created, and new businesses move into our area. On the Education and Labor Committee, Keller has been an advocate for better opportunities for workforce development and standing up for job creators.
Fred supports making the middle class tax cuts permanent, investing in workforce development programs and career and technical education, and rolling back excessive regulations so that businesses can grow and hire workers.