In recognition of his instrumental role in improving telephone communications for people with hearing loss, Robert M. Engelke, founder and CEO of Ultratec, Inc, is being awarded an honorary doctoral degree from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. In conferring the degree, the university cited Mr. Engelke’s decades-long dedication to “creating extraordinary advances that have enabled deaf and hard-of-hearing people worldwide to communicate via telephone.” READ ARTICLE
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