Henry Davis
$2.4B
Born
Feb 16, 1951
Age
74
Source of Wealth
Beef processing
Residence
Omaha, Nebraska
Citizenship
United States
Marital Status
Divorced
Children
0
Education
Bachelor of Arts/Science, University of Denver
- Henry Davis is a third-generation beef supplier who owns $1.7 billion (annual revenues) Greater Omaha Packing.
- His beef is now eaten in 69 countries, including some of the world's top restaurants from Napa Valley's French Laundry to New York's Marea.
- His Greater Omaha is the fifth-largest beef producer in the U.S., after giants Tyson, Cargill, JBS and National Beef.
- Davis' grandfather started in 1920, butchering a single steer every day and selling the beef himself. Davis inherited it in 1987 and grew it 10-fold.
- Davis races cars on the side. He owns the first American race car to win at the legendary Le Mans course, a 1966 Ford GT40.
- The computer science major wrote Greater Omaha's first billing and operations software in 1980, which the company still uses today.
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