Entrepreneur, George Garlick offers Curtis, Nebraska another big boost
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| July 26, 2007 |  View for printing |
Through development of a high-tech, holographic ultrasound scanner, George Garlick has made millions of dollars with his 12-year-old business in Richland, Wash.
But Garlick, a native of Quick, now a southwest Nebraska ghost town, has never forgotten the strong work ethic and integrity he learned on the Plains.
"When I introduce myself, I say I'm a farm boy from Nebraska," said the founder and chairman of Advanced Imaging Technologies Inc. http://www.aitimaging.com/
The 70-year-old entrepreneur, who gave $1 million a year ago to help build a new community hall in Curtis, Neb., now is taking another step toward giving back.
BY PAUL HAMMEL WORLD-HERALD BUREAU
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It would be more accurate to say that Dr. Garlick made his fortune by owning and leasing laboratory and office space to contractors and research organizatiions. Dr. Garlick has invested a considerable amount of money in the development and adaptation of an ultrasonic imaging technoloty for use in medical diagnostics and in making the medical community aware of this technology. |
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