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In addition to the Gulf Union Corporation, Kolb was associated with the Capital Bank and Trust Co., Redi-Bilt Corp., Community Bank of Lafourche, American Bank and Trust Co. of Houma, Belair Corp., and Rollins International, Inc. He was a member of the nonpartisan Council for a Better Louisiana.[16]

In addition to the Gulf Union Corporation, Kolb was associated with the Capital Bank and Trust Co., Redi-Bilt Corp., Community Bank of Lafourche, American Bank and Trust Co. of Houma, Belair Corp., and Rollins International, Inc. He was a member of the nonpartisan Council for a Better Louisiana.[16]

Kolb is remembered through the philanthropic Allison R. Kolb Foundation, which was formed to help deserving students obtain a higher education. He foundation also operates High Beam Research (highbeam.com) from Baton Rouge.[17] LSU's College of Business Administration offers the annual Allison R. Kolb Memorial Award in the amount of $1,000 to an outstanding junior or senior who majors in banking or finance.[18]

Kolb is remembered through the philanthropic Allison R. Kolb Foundation, which was formed to help deserving students obtain a higher education. His foundation also operates High Beam Research (highbeam.com) from Baton Rouge.[17] LSU's College of Business Administration offers the annual Allison R. Kolb Memorial Award in the amount of $1,000 to an outstanding junior or senior who majors in banking or finance.[18]

In 1955, Kolb wrote ''Louisiana's Financial Development, a Fiscal Survey.'' [19]

In 1955, Kolb wrote ''Louisiana's Financial Development, a Fiscal Survey.'' [19]

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