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		<title>Henri Degre: The Sporting Life</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A former police officer; a current business tycoon and product developer; and a vocal supporter of various charitable organizations. You might think you’ve got Henri Degre pegged as some kind of stodgy, conservative do-gooder. Think again. There’s a completely different side to Henri Degre, a side that shows just what a fully-balanced, well-rounded person he [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A former police officer; a current business tycoon and product developer; and a vocal supporter of various charitable organizations. You might think you’ve got Henri Degre pegged as some kind of stodgy, conservative do-gooder. Think again. There’s a completely different side to <a href="http://henridegre.com" target="_blank">Henri Degre</a>, a side that shows just what a fully-balanced, well-rounded person he truly is. That’s his recreational side, as it were—his <em>sporting </em>side.</p>
<p>Just consider these quick facts about Henri Degre to find out what we mean:</p>
<ul>
<li>Before he was a police officer, he dabbled in a bit of stock care auto racing! <em>This </em>fact does much to illuminate his current fascination with different kinds of vehicles and mobile facilities!</li>
<li><a href="http://henridegre.org" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>is an avid hockey fan, and, in fact, he currently plays inline hockey at the Hot Shots Arena in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania.</li>
<li>He is also an avid salmon fisherman, and favors spending a lazy morning out on the lake in Pulaski, New York.</li>
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<p>In other words, Henri Degre isn’t just about his business, or about serving the community—though, to be sure, those things are important to him. But no, his interests are far more wide-ranging than that—and why shouldn’t they be? <a href="http://henri-degre.com" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>is not trying to play the hero, or to come across as some kind of ruthless business tycoon. No, he is simply interested in committing 100% of himself to everything he does—whether it’s in the boardroom or the hockey arena.</p>
<p>And ultimately, that’s what makes Henri Degre well worth knowing about. He is a guy—an Average Joe, of sorts—just like you or me. He just happens to bring a demand for quality, and a high set of standards, to everything he does. And on that note, he is an example to all of us of how you can succeed in business, make a difference in the community—and still find time to do a little salmon fishing on the side!</p>
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		<title>Henri Degre: Embodying a Community Spirit</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Jul 2011 17:37:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[To say that Henri Degre has a sense of community responsibility—the spirit of a true civil servant—is, perhaps, a bit of an understatement. This is, after all, a man who formerly worked as a police officer, and who now designs products and services that are used by organizations like the U.S. Navy and the Department [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To say that <a href="http://henri-degre.com" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>has a sense of community responsibility—the spirit of a true civil servant—is, perhaps, a bit of an understatement. This is, after all, a man who formerly worked as a police officer, and who now designs products and services that are used by organizations like the U.S. Navy and the Department of Homeland Security. It would come as no big surprise, then, to find that Henri Degre is a man who believes, adamantly, in the importance of <em>giving back</em>—that is, of sharing some of his own success with the members of his community who need it most.</p>
<p><a href="http://henri-degre.net" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>is involved with several such charitable endeavors, in many cases leading his Mobile Concepts colleagues in charitable giving. For example, he is a big proponent of offering financial sponsorship to needy children in Africa. He also makes donations to his own home county—money that goes toward providing services for those in need. And, perhaps most notably, Henri Degre is a proud sponsor of St. Jude Children’s Hospital.</p>
<p>It’s hard to think of a more worthy cause to support. For those who don’t know much about St. Jude, here are some pertinent facts and figures:</p>
<ul>
<li>St. Jude is internationally known for the services it administers to children.</li>
<li>St. Jude conducts research, with the goal of finding a cure for common children’s diseases including cancer.</li>
<li>St. Jude also offers treatment for kids in need, kids who face either cancer or some other catastrophic illness.</li>
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<p>There are plenty of ways that you and your company can get involved with St. Jude Children’s Hospital; for more information, you need only visit the website. Or, you could simply ask <a href="http://henri-degre.org" target="_blank">Henri Degre</a>. His support of this fine institution is unwavering, which is yet another reason to regard him as a sterling example of selfless, community spirit.</p>
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		<title>Henri Degre: In the Business of Innovation</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Jul 2011 17:36:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Henri Degre has been many things in his life; he has been everything from an auto racer to a police officer, in fact. These days, he makes a living as the GM of Product Development for a company called Mobile Concepts by SCOTTY—and in this role, he has a chance to put all of his [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://henridegresite.com" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>has been many things in his life; he has been everything from an auto racer to a police officer, in fact. These days, he makes a living as the GM of Product Development for a company called Mobile Concepts by SCOTTY—and in this role, he has a chance to put all of his ingenuity, his innovation, and his knack for creative yet practical problem-solving on display for the whole world to see.</p>
<p>Consider, if you will, the different kinds of product that Henri Degre helps develop for the Mobile Concepts crew:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Products for government buyers and contractors. </strong>In particular, Henri Degre and his colleagues develop products such as recruitment vehicles; transit connects; sleep, toiler, shower, and supply trailers; ocean shipping containers; mobile crime labs; FEMA trailers, and more.</li>
<li><strong>Products for fire and emergency services.</strong> These products include everything from HAZMAT trailers to vehicles employed by the Homeland Security department!</li>
<li><strong>Law Enforcement products.</strong> It should come as no big surprise that <a href="http://henridegresite.net" target="_blank">Henri Degre</a>—a former police officer—would be involved with the company’s law enforcement division! Some of these products include vehicles and supplies for the U.S. Army and Navy, the Border Patrol, and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Association—plus, police trailers, SWAT vehicles, and more!</li>
<li><strong>Products and supplies for corporate projects. </strong>Some of these might include equipment used in mining projects, software development, movie production, and oil exploration—clearly, a wide and varied list of clients!</li>
<li><strong>Products used by medical, veterinary, and animal rescue services.</strong></li>
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<p>To all of these different departments, <a href="http://henridegresite.org" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>brings a sense of purpose and adaptability—as though the team of Mobile Concepts can devise a solution for any problem, a product to meet any need. That’s what has made them, for more than five decades, the best in the business—and it’s what makes Henri Degre so very good at what he does!</p>
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		<title>Henri Degre Makes Mobile Concepts Look Easy!</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Jul 2011 17:35:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you ever stopped to think about the trailers and trucks used by government organizations such as FEMA and the HAZMAT Team? What about the vehicles used by SWAT Teams, and by campus security? And the different trailers implemented by corporations and construction teams? What all of these vehicles have in common is that, while [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you ever stopped to think about the trailers and trucks used by government organizations such as FEMA and the HAZMAT Team? What about the vehicles used by SWAT Teams, and by campus security? And the different trailers implemented by corporations and construction teams? What all of these vehicles have in common is that, while we tend to assume they just sprung up out of nowhere, they <em>have </em>to have been <em>made </em>by someone—and in many cases, that <em>someone </em>is Mobile Concepts by SCOTTY, the company that’s partially owned by <a href="http://henridegreonline.com" target="_blank">Henri Degre</a>.</p>
<p>Mobile Concepts has actually been around for five decades, and in that time it has established a reputation for excellence and high standards of quality and reliability; it’s not difficult to see why a man like <a href="http://henridegreonline.net" target="_blank">Henri Degre</a>, with his own beliefs in the importance of high standards as well as his experience in law enforcement, would want to work for a company like this. Actually, though, he doesn’t just <em>work </em>for it. In addition to being a partial owner of the company, Henri Degre also oversees Product Development—an important position, as you can well imagine!</p>
<p>In this capacity, Henri Degre helps design vehicles for customers that include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Government buyers and contractors</li>
<li>Fire and emergency services</li>
<li>Law enforcement</li>
<li>Corporate buyers</li>
<li>Medical and veterinary services</li>
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<p>Of course, the company is about more than just designing these products; in addition, it offers a full range of maintenance services, parts, and more. But Henri Degre is one of the idea men—one of the folks in charge of developing these fine products and ensuring that they meet the high standards of quality you’d hope to find in any medical, emergency, or law enforcement vehicle! In short, <a href="http://henridegreonline.org" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>is one of the guys who makes this important business tick, which is reason enough to celebrate him as an unsung civil servant!</p>
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		<title>Henri Degre: Ordinary Guy, or Extraordinary Community Member?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Jul 2011 17:34:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Let’s make one thing clear from the start: Henri Degre is not a celebrity. He is not a famous person, not a name you would be expected to know, not unless you happen to be one of his customers or perhaps one of his neighbors. But just because you don’t know Henri Degre doesn’t mean [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Let’s make one thing clear from the start: Henri Degre is not a celebrity. He is not a famous person, not a name you would be expected to know, not unless you happen to be one of his customers or perhaps one of his neighbors. But just because you don’t know Henri Degre doesn’t mean he isn’t worth knowing. A sort of everyman hero with his roots in New England and the Mid Atlantic States, <a href="http://henridegre.com" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>has been a police officer, a business tycoon, a charitable activist, an amateur hockey player, and even a salmon fisherman; in short, he’s done a little of everything.</p>
<p>So why should you know about Henri Degre? Because not only has he done a little of everything, but he’s done it all extremely well—and with a passion that comes only out of true community spirit. He is a sort of everyman example to all of us, in other words, an “average” guy who provides quiet leadership through his unwavering commitment to excellence, to civil service, and to being the best man that he can be.</p>
<p><em>That’s </em>why <a href="http://henridegre.org" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>is worth knowing about, and <em>that’s </em>why this site will unravel some of the stuff he’s into—including:</p>
<ul>
<li>His company, Mobile Concepts by SCOTTY, where he serves as part-owner and General Manager of Product Development.</li>
<li>His charitable work on behalf of organizations like St. Jude Children’s Hospital.</li>
<li>His love of auto racing, ice hockey, and salmon fishing.</li>
</ul>
<p>And of course, that’s just the tip of the iceberg; <a href="http://henri-degre.net" target="_blank">Henri Degre </a>is, after all, nothing if not a well-rounded and complex man—and that’s a big part of what makes him worth knowing about. Learn more about him, and discover why these everyman heroes can ultimately prove to be so inspiring, so motivating to all the rest of us!</p>
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