Ambrose Eagan was Lumon’s CEO after his father, Kier. He led the company from 1939 to 1941—a conspicuously short amount of time, given that Kier himself reigned for nearly 75 years.

The enhanced statue of Kier Eagan needlessly roasted the verbose “Seth” during their performance. It was a strange moment, as that that should have been a glorious moment for Lumon.

Each trophy reflects Jame Eagan’s age at the time that it’s awarded. “When we see Cobel in Episode 8 pull out the bust of her Wintertide Fellowship, Jame Egan — he’s much, much younger.

Well then, you’d be under the oppressive regime of Lumon Industries, a cult corporation presided over by the all-powerful CEO Kier Eagan. One of the most objectively unique shows currently on ...

It refers to Kier Eagan’s nine Core Principles he believed would lead to someone becoming a better worker and person. (In the episode, you can briefly see some of them at Sissy’s shrine for Kier.) ...

Lumon is described as a “leading biotech company,” according to a LinkedIn page matching the Severance corporation. “Founded by the visionary Kier Eagan, we pride ourselves on maintaining ...

She attends the Myrtle Eagan School For Girls. Season 1 briefly told us this —that Lumon built a school dedicated to teaching Kier's philosophies and Cobel attended it.

“Render not my creation in miniature,” proclaimed Kier Eagan, the founder and CEO of Lumon Industries during an extraordinary 74 year run from 1865-1939. This dictate is now being realized as ...