ExxonMobil Celebrates 100 Years in Baton Rouge LA


100 years in business is reason enough for any company to celebrate and that is the mark that Exxon Mobil has reached this year, 100 years of business in Baton Rouge LA.    Celebrations will take place throughout the year commemorating its centennial anniversary.  Some of these celebrations will be private and some will be public but no matter how the celebrations occur everyone in Baton Rouge can be proud of a business that has been able to succeed for such a long stretch in such a great city.  According to a recent article at 2theAdvocate.com, the Baton Rouge company has “undergone several name changes. It opened in Baton Rouge in 1909 as Standard Oil of Louisiana and then became Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. Since then, the company also has been known as Esso Standard Oil Co., Humble Oil and Refinery, Enjay Chemical  and Exxon.”  ExxonMobil employs a number of full-time and contract employees in the area and is quite an anchor in Baton Rouge business.

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