Asa Arkeketa

Putnam City High School

Class of 1994

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Asa Arkeketa - Class of 1994 - Putnam City High School

First Name	Asa
Last Name	Arkeketa
Graduation Year	Class of 1994
Gender	Male
City	N/A
State/Province	OK
Country	United States
Occupation	President / Minority Owner @ AT&T Communication Solutions
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	After school pickup basketball games at Rollingwood with all the high fliers. Only the brave played - you know who you were!
About Me	Attended Redlands & played a little basketball, while bouncing around with a few different jobs. Ran a very small commercial computer repair business for a few years. Got in to sales in March 2004 back during the Cingular days. Quickly developed the craft and was promoted to a retail store manager in September 2004 in MWC, promoted and challenged with running Oklahoma retail sales channel in 2006 (6 stores), Director of Sales for OK & TX few months later (17 stores), named President - Oct 2008, and here we sit as current President & Minority owner of a 16 million dollar a year business, currently operating over 30 AT&T retail stores in Oklahoma & Texas Married to an amazing woman Pennie - Dec 2001, with three amazing children. Annessa (14), Jasan (10), and Abram (5) My family is my life! I feel I am in a really good place to say - "I have been there and done that!" Have an amazing mentor Daren Connel - Majority Owner of our company Communicate Now! LP My next venture is to utilize our retail footprint & give back to the communities we support in Oklahoma & Texas, by continuing to facilitate charitable functions as we evolve the Stands By It Foundation. The foundation dedicated to providing technological training & resources to under privileged American Indian youth in the US. I find great pride in creating a very small success story. An individual that struggled to have a positive impact in this world and make a true difference...(read more)