While he founds Singer's 'underlying, dominant and sole purpose * * * was to settle the conflict in priority between the Gegauf and Harris patents and to secure for Singer a license right under the earlier patent,' ibid., it is significant that no such overriding purpose was found to have been disclosed to Gegauf.
In 2007, he left the firm, and a short while later he founded Hutchin Hill.
While there he founded a journal, Untersuchungen zur Naturlehre des Menschen und der Thiere (1857 94; "Research on the Natural Philosophy of Man and the Animals").
While there he founded ZamNet, the first internet service provider (ISP) in the country, and subsequently set up iConnect, which became Zambia's largest ISP.
While there, he founded and became president of Associated Publishers to bring out books on black life and culture, since experience had shown him that the usual publishing outlets were rarely interested in scholarly works on blacks.
Awolowo went to London in 1944 to study law, and while there he founded the Egbe Omo Oduduwa (Yoruba: "Society of the Descendants of Oduduwa") to promote the culture and unity of the Yoruba people, one of the three largest ethnic groups in colonial Nigeria, and to ensure a secure future for them.
In 1884, while in Providence, he founded the Manufacturing Jeweler, a monthly trade paper.
While at MIT, he founded the study of international business management and helped establish MIT's post-war relationship with China in the late 1970s.
While at Harvard he founded the Cambridge Partnership for Public Education, and worked to expand Harvard's role in assisting public schools, including the creation of a new program of fellowships for Cambridge and Boston teachers at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
While at MIT, he founded and led technology development for Sample6 Technologies (previously Novophage), a startup that leverages synthetic biology to prevent and treat bacterial contaminations in medical and industrial settings.
