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Henry W. Morgan
Boyle Investment Company
Boyle Investment Company
Henry W. Morgan

A 2001 inductee into the Society of Entrepreneurs, Henry W. Morgan is a man who has learned that hard work, innovation and dedication are what bring success. He currently serves as President of the Boyle Investment Company, a position he holds after working his way up from when he joined the company in 1965.

Alongside Boyle’s Chairman, Bayard Boyle, Mr. Morgan has led the company to becoming a leader in the real estate arena, developing prime properties in Tennessee, Florida, Mississippi, Missouri, Texas, Illinois, Kentucky and Arkansas. Their projects include office properties, retail holdings, and large build-to-suit headquarters for major corporations.

Mr. Morgan’s community interest involvements are numerous, including the Boy Scouts of America, the Boys’ Club of Memphis, the Memphis Arts Council, Baptist Healthcare Foundation, The Trezevant Manor and the Allen Morgan Nursing Center.

Description of Business:
Family owned real estate development company; activities include development of commercial, industrial, office and residential properties

Year Business Founded:
1933

Year Inducted:
2001

Thoughts on Entrepreneurship:

"'My father was a fine example of entrepreneurship. His greatest asset was his infectious determination to succeed and grow the business. That seems to be a common trait among successful entrepreneurs."
For More Information: http://boyle.com
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