Aurora Founder Howe to Retire; State's Largest Health Network Began in 1984
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › March 25, 2006
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G. Edwin Howe, who founded Aurora Health Care Inc. and transformed the economics of medical care across much of Wisconsin, announced Friday that he will retire as soon as a successor is found.
Howe, 65, started out in 1984 with a succession of mergers and acquisitions that expanded into the state's largest network of health facilities, with $2.8 billion in 2005 revenue, and, by Aurora's calculations, the state's largest private-sector employer, with nearly 25,000 employees.See the full content of this document
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Aurora Founder Howe to Retire; State's Largest Health Network Began in 1984
Aurora's aqua-green logo at times seems ubiquitous, adorning 12 acute-care hospitals, one psychiatric hospital and more than 100 clinics that together span the eastern third of the state and encompass more than 650 physicians.
To his admirers, Howe is an innovative strategist who recognized more than two decades ago...See the full content of this document
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