Founded in 1973 by Sanjay Masrani, the company initially intended to establish itself in the telecommunications sector. By 1983, ten years after their start-up, the company perfected the technology Mascom, becoming a household name with forty-five channels all over India. Masrani himself died in 1992 and the company was passed down to his son, Simon. After the incident, COO Richard Wisner sent a letter to Masrani's investors telling them not to panic and that the company was going to have an urgent board meeting.
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| - Founded in 1973 by Sanjay Masrani, the company initially intended to establish itself in the telecommunications sector. By 1983, ten years after their start-up, the company perfected the technology Mascom, becoming a household name with forty-five channels all over India. Masrani himself died in 1992 and the company was passed down to his son, Simon. After the incident, COO Richard Wisner sent a letter to Masrani's investors telling them not to panic and that the company was going to have an urgent board meeting.
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| - Founded in 1973 by Sanjay Masrani, the company initially intended to establish itself in the telecommunications sector. By 1983, ten years after their start-up, the company perfected the technology Mascom, becoming a household name with forty-five channels all over India. Masrani himself died in 1992 and the company was passed down to his son, Simon. By 1996, Masrani Global had moved into the Oil industry, with rigs concentrated in Abu Dhabi. After the untimely death of John Hammond in 1997, Masrani purchased the InGen Corporations and began developing Jurassic World, a theme park on the Costa Rican island Isla Nublar. During the Isla Nublar Incident of 2015, Simon Masrani was killed in a helicopter crash and Jurassic World, one of their most profitable investments, suffered great damage and was abandoned. After the incident, COO Richard Wisner sent a letter to Masrani's investors telling them not to panic and that the company was going to have an urgent board meeting.
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