Hanson, Luise V. (1913–2003)
Hanson, Luise V. (1913–2003)
American entrepreneur. Born Luise Voss, June 7, 1913; died Oct 19, 2003, in Stuart, Florida; m. John K. Hanson, Nov 14, 1935 (died 1996).
With husband, established Winnebago Industries as well as Manufacturers Bank and Trust in Forest City, Iowa; donated $4.5 million for a library at Waldorf College in Forest City (2003).
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Employees: 3,287
Operating Revenues: $506.89 million (fiscal 1996)
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Employment Outlook: Poor
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