Lucky for us – we just can’t wait to give the news we’ve just received from our Founder and CEO, George Davison!

Mr. Davison has been hard at work ensuring some lucky clients receive a little extra gift this holiday season. In his own words…

“Here is a photo of me just after I signed all these client royalty checks for this quarter… It gives me great satisfaction and pride knowing that Davison’s Better Way to Invent is sending out all these checks to clients all over the country and even England, right before Thanksgiving,” said Mr. Davison.

What awesome news right before the holiday!

We look forward to hearing – and sharing – many more details about this great news! Stay tuned!

Until then, have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Enjoy time with family and friends!

A typical project does not get a royalty agreement, sell in stores or generate a profit.

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Early this year, we introduced you to our client Cathalene’s 6-in-1 Manicure Multitool, a nail-saving device that includes six essential nail-care tools.  The product filed onto store shelves in March and since its debut, has received rave reviews online from health and beauty blogs that include LUXE LIFE daily, The Budget Beauty Blog and Dollface.

Unfortunately, during her product’s journey to store shelves, Cathalene passed away. However, her dream of salon-perfect nails without having to carry around a salon’s worth of supplies is thriving and we’ve finally been able to share the 6-in-1 Manicure Multitool’s success with her family!

According to our Vice President of Business Development and Licensing, Dan Simbeck, getting in touch with Cathalene’s family was not an easy task; but, we’ve finally been able to send her husband, Delbert, and her brother, N.G. Brown, a package that included a sample of the 6-in-1 Manicure Multitool, along with the product’s very first royalty check!

“Through countless people’s efforts throughout the company, we were able to locate Delbert and help Cathalene’s memory and legacy live on through the life of her product,” said Simbeck.

Cathalene’s brother wrote us a thank you note and was kind enough to share photos of Delbert as he opened up the package.

“I think he was stunned, but happy,” said Brown.  ”Thanks for your efforts for my sister and now for Delbert.”

The client has not realized a net profit on this product. A typical project does not get a royalty agreement, sell in stores or generate a profit.

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He got a bigger surprise when George Davison, founder and CEO, presented him with his first royalty check. When asked what he was going to do now, he laughed and said, “I’m going to Disneyworld!” After several years of working on his idea, the receipt of his first royalty check was “a blessing” and “perfect timing,” said Gary, who was temporarily out of work due to the poor economy.

Inventor’s story:
Gary came up with his new product idea in an attempt to help his buddy, “Snake,” who had a dirty, white dog that ran away whenever he tried to give him a bath. Gary had some scraps of pipe and hose in his truck, so he built a device that would enable his friend to contain and wash the dog. Lo and behold, it worked. He saw a need for such a device on the market, so he went online and found Davison, a new product development firm that provides services to inventors, corporations and entrepreneurs. He submitted his idea and the design team went to work.

The finished product, which was licensed by Hugs Pet Products, is a portable and inflatable dog washing station that is easy to set up and use. The lightweight, heavy duty unit hooks up to a garden hose and has an adjustable full spray nozzle and gentle side spray, as well as a side entry for easy canine access.

Gary was not only thrilled with the product and royalty check, but by the royal treatment he and his friend, Scott, received at Davison. They toured Inventionland, “the world’s most creative workplace,” and met with Mr. Davison and members of the design and licensing team. The client was impressed with the “professional operation” and the work everyone has put into his product.

Gary described Mr. Davison as “a down-to-earth dude” who “really knows what he’s doing.” He was also impressed with the company’s development process.

“Davison didn’t just develop my idea, they actually expanded on it,” he said. “I was skeptical; I never saw it coming this far. But it’s there, it happened, and I can’t believe it.”

A typical project does not get a royalty agreement, sell in stores or generate a profit.

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