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Henry B. Babson (1er décembre 1875 - octob … Henry B. Babson (1er décembre 1875 - octobre 1970) est un entrepreneur américain, investisseur dans la technologie phonographique et éleveur remarquable de chevaux arabes. Il a déménagé à Chicago à l'âge de 17 ans à la demande de l'inventeur Leon Douglass. Alors qu'il travaillait à l' Exposition universelle de 1893, mieux connue sous le nom de Chicago World Fair, Babson rencontra pour la première fois des chevaux arabes de race pure amenés du Moyen-Orient pour être exposés et décida qu'un jour il posséderait ces chevaux pour lui-même. Bien que Babson lui-même ne soit pas un inventeur, il est devenu riche en vendant des produits innovants, en particulier le phonographe Victor, et a connu des inventeurs tels que Thomas Edison. Il a pris de nombreuses décisions commerciales fructueuses basées sur de nouvelles conceptions ou technologies, choisissant, par exemple, de vendre une nouvelle conception de machine à traire ou d'investir dans de nouvelles sociétés de phonographes. Son intérêt pour le nouveau, l'innovation et le beau se reflétait particulièrement dans sa vie personnelle. Il a embauché Louis Sullivan pour concevoir sa propriété de campagne, a apprécié la course de voiliers personnalisés et, dans les années 1930, a commencé à importer des chevaux arabes aux États-Unis.mporter des chevaux arabes aux États-Unis.
, Henry B. Babson (December 1, 1875 – Octobe … Henry B. Babson (December 1, 1875 – October, 1970) was an American entrepreneur, investor in phonograph technology, and notable breeder of Arabian horses. He moved to Chicago at the age of 17 at the urging of inventor Leon Douglass. While working at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, better known as the Chicago World Fair, Babson first encountered purebred Arabian horses brought from the Middle East for exhibition, and decided that some day he would own such horses for himself. Though Babson himself was not an inventor, he became wealthy by selling innovative products, particularly the Victor Phonograph, and was acquainted with inventors such as Thomas Edison. He made many successful business decisions based on new designs or technologies, choosing, for example, to sell a new design of milking machine, or investing in new phonograph companies. However, his interest in the new, innovative, and beautiful was particularly reflected in his personal life. He hired Louis Sullivan to design his country estate, enjoyed racing custom sailboats, and, in the 1930s, began to import Arabian horses to the United States.mport Arabian horses to the United States.
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