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Recycled entrepreneur gives software new life. (Greg Fisher, head of Fisher Engineering Systems)

Corporate Detroit

| June 01, 1992 | Waldsmith, Lynn | COPYRIGHT 1991 Business Journal Publishing Company. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Greg Fisher makes a living out of "recycling" software. You could say that he's been recycled himself, in a manner of speaking, back into the auto industry.

As a great grandson of one of the seven General Motors/Fisher Body brothers, the young Fisher wanted to break with family tradition and venture outside of the auto industry.

So after earning an engineering degree from Notre Dame and an MBA from the University of San Diego, he set his sights on the computer industry. It wasn't long, however, before the automotive world called him back. First, he worked as a systems engineer manager for EDS. Then he went to Japan, where he managed a team of engineers who …

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