| At the age of 21, John R. Fisk borrows $25 and starts up his electrical contracting and services business in the shed behind his father's house. |
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| Fisk installs the electrical system in the San Jacinto Monument. |
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| Lloyd Davis assumes ownership of the company when John Fisk passes away. |
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| Fisk lights up the Houston Astrodome. |
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| San Antonio, New Orleans and Jamaica offices open. |
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| Fisk Telephone is launched; eventually becoming a building block for what is now Sprint. |
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| Saudi Arabia office opens to install 16 mil of electrical work for the University of Petroleum Mineral. |
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| Fisk is sold to British company, Williams Press, later acquired by AMEC – UK. |
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| Fisk powers the Republic Bank Center (now the Bank of America Building) and the Houston skyline is changed forever. |
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| Las Vegas office opens; Fisk powers the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, the largest hotel in the world. |
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| Fisk is acquired by Perseus Fisk, LLC: Larry Brookshire, president. |
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| Fisk starts Electronic Security and Audio Visual businesses. |
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| Acquired by Tyco Electronics Mission: to become the premier Building Technologies Integrator in the world. |
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| New York office moves to 38th Street.
Larry Brookshire reacquires Fisk Electric from Tyco. |
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| December 15, Ken Orlowski is named President and Chief Operation Officer for Fisk Electric |
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| Austin office opens and the successful completion of the 1.6 million square foot Samsung semiconductor plant solidified Fisk’s strong presence there. |
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| Fisk was the natural choice for selection as electrical contractor for the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in downtown Houston, Texas. Ground was broken on January 30, 2005 and opened in Spring 2008. |
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| Fisk is building new offices on the south side of Lake Pontchartrain providing it’s commitment to New Orleans. We broke ground on January 10, 2008, and the expected completion date is set for October. |
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| Fisk elects Ken Orlowski as President and Chief Executive Officer |
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