1974

In 1974, the ever-inquisitive Rosenthal was inspired by an ABC News white paper on the growing need for paper storage because of the increasing adoption of computer printers and copiers. Moving beyond typical moving and storage companies, he and a partner, Bob Purcell, created File Keepers, a dedicated records retention service, that responded to a growing need in a burgeoning digital era.  Over the ensuing nearly five decades, this company would become the premiere storage and data management company in Southern California with more than four million cubic feet of document storage and services such as shredding, digitization, electronic content management and business process optimization.