ImageNet America History Book – 5.5 x 9.25 Author Sarah Thornburg Horton has a marketing background in retail, non-profit, new market introductions, and consulting. Co-writing with Bobby Roberson gave her the insight of the seasoned businessman who really had a story to tell. Bobby grew up during the Great Depression, joined the sport of boxing, fought in Korea, and launched a business with an equally colorful beginning. Sarah was able to capture how he fought for his survival by comparing each chapter in the book to a boxing match, give the reader a look into the high times of Oklahoma's oil boom, and a realistic picture of the aftermath of the bust. Read Sample Chapters Chapter 1 and 4 The Making of a Champion aunching a business in his garage with $50 he borrowed, this typewriter repairman and golden glove boxer founded Southwest Typewriter, BMI Systems, and ImageNet America – a thriving business conglomerate producing more than 80 million dollars in annual revenue in Dallas, Houston, New York, Cleveland, and Washington, D.C. The Making of a ChampionFrom Boxing to the Boardroom Sample 7 Book Spreads Creative Direction and DesignScott Horton WriterSarah Thornburg Horton EditorDr. Scott LaMascus PhotographerEngland Photography Production and Photo IllustrationScott Horton Cover Model and TalentAlbert Oesterle Printing PressSouthwestern PrintingOklahoma City