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- In 1992, the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan was created at Davidson's alma mater, the Ross School of Business. A gift of $30 million was given to provide assistance in a special program to help develop market economies throughout the world. In total, Davidson's gifts to the school exceed $55 million.
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Apr 24, 2017 · In addition to the $30 million to establish WDI, Davidson gave millions to the University of Michigan and was one of its biggest donors. In honor of Davidson’s 70th birthday, friends and family endowed a chaired professorship bearing his name at Ross.
In 1992, the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan was created at Davidson's alma mater, the Ross School of Business. A gift of $30 million was given to provide assistance in a special program to help develop market economies throughout the world.
By 1974 — 19 years after Mr. Davidson had initially assumed leadership and six years after going public — Guardian had sales in excess of $100 million. Five years later, in 1979, sales topped $200 million. Mr. Davidson served as chairman, president and CEO of Guardian Industries for the rest of his career.
Apr 24, 2017 · On April 23, 1992, William Davidson and other dignitaries attended a press conference to formally announce the William Davidson Institute. Davidson’s gift of $30 million to create the Institute was the largest donation to a U.S. business school at that time.
Mar 13, 2009 · The William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan, established in 1992, has helped train 5,000 managers from 1,500 organizations throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin...
His generosity also extended to the University of Michigan, when he established the William Davidson Institute in 1992, to bring all the benefits of market economics to emerging markets. The Institute is affiliated with the Ross School of Business.
William Davidson (1922-2009) was a successful global business leader and alum of the University of Michigan. He understood the value of the private sector to empower people around the world.
