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Tonight’s “Dare to Invent” webisode takes viewers on a journey from the moist, cakey outside of an invention’s concept all the way to the delicious molten chocolate core of the finished product. Join us tonight (on davison.com and youtube.com) for episode 11(!) of our 13-part series and get inside the minds of the Creationeers behind …

When Paul Bunyan was born, it took five storks to carry him home. Bunyan created Mount Hood by piling rocks atop his campfire to put it out. Big Paul dug the Grand Canyon while dragging his axe behind him. While we can’t expect the same amount of grandeur from your daily tasks tomorrow (Paul Bunyan …

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Everyday People can “Dare to Invent” says Davison Founder and CEO (Pompano Beach, FL – June 25, 2012) Make sure to tune in to “The Balancing Act” on Lifetime TV June 26th as George Davison, Founder and CEO of Davison Inc. shares valuable information about turning an idea for an invention into …

We are very excited to report that Mr. D, Davison and Inventionland are getting wonderful coverage from media outlets with a global reach! On the international front, two United Kingdom-based blogs praised the Inventionland workspace design. Serviced Office Company, a United Kingdom-based company that provides “meticulously designed offices to rent” wrote about the unique office …

Inventionland has been getting some high-profile press lately, including a feature on the Fox Business Network and two international workspace blogs! Celebrated for its unique design, Inventionland is an eye-catching attention getter.  Of course, we already knew that to be the case.   Fox Business Network cameras joined Mr. D. at Inventionland, where they filmed him …

If you were flipping through the pages or browsing online at All About Executives Magazine, you probably saw a familiar face and an ”oh, so familiar” phrase as you were reading! Recently, Mr. Davison was featured in the publication, which is “all about the steadfast leaders that help to manage today’s top companies.” The article, aptly titled “Dare to Invent,” actually …