American psychologist and salesmanship lecturer (1864-1935)
Stanley LeFevre Krebs was an American lecturer, author, and psychologist who, after post-graduate work in psychology at The Chicago School of Psychology and research at the University of Pennsylvania and the Gates Laboratory, built a national career speaking on management, salesmanship, and the psychology of suggestion. Contemporary reports described him as "the greatest lecturer in the country on management and salesmanship," and he was regularly engaged by business groups, universities, and professional organizations across the United States.
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