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Michael is husband of Winnie Johnson-Marquart

Winnie Johnson-Marquart is the daughter of Samuel Curtis Johnson, Jr., who died in 2004, and Imogene Powers Johnson and the great great granddaughter of S. C. Johnson and son founder Samuel Curtis Johnson, Sr.. She is tied with her 3 siblings and mother to # 215 on Forbes 400 list of richest Americans. She is president of the Johnson Family Foundation.

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Samuel Curtis Johnson, Jr. (March 2, 1928 to May 22, 2004) was the fourth generation of his family to lead S. C. Johnson and son, inc. Racine, WI. He is the son of Herbert Fisk Johnson, Jr. and the great son of company founder Samuel Curtis Johnson, Sr. It was described as the richest man in Wisconsin in matters of the richest people Forbes world.

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S. C. Johnson (SC Johnson & Son, Inc..), Previously known as S. C. Johnson Wax (and earlier on, Johnson Wax), is a global manufacturer of household cleaning supplies and other consumer chemicals based in Racine, Wisconsin. It has operations in nearly 70 countries and its brands are sold in more than 110. It is the largest component of the Johnson Family Enterprises, which also includes the Johnson Financial Group, JohnsonDiversey, Inc.. (Formerly Johnson Wax Professional and the acquisition of DiverseyLever, comprising primarily the former chemical Dubois), and Johnson out. In S. 2006. C. Johnson and son have used approximately 12,000 and had estimated sales of $ 7.5 billion.

Unusual for a company its size, S. C. Johnson is family owned. The company began when Samuel Curtis Johnson, Sr. purchased the parquet flooring business of Racine Hardware Company in 1886 and Prepared Paste Wax Company renamed it Johnson's. Management has been passed down through five generations of the Johnson family, and the longevity of this dynasty is itself unusual.

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In 1939 the first part of the Johnson Wax Building, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, opened. The tower opened in 1950.

From April 1935 until May 1950, the company was the sponsor of the Liar McGee and Molly radio show, each episode featured an appearance by dealer representative Harlow Wilcox and Johnson. To maximize the exposure time, Wilcox was written in the manuscript for a friend's haunted-Johnson's McGees (commonly called "waxy") that reveal the mid-episode and managed to forge an ad in his lines, often using the extremely forced segues to comic effect. Common products advertised on the show were Johnson's Wax, the Glo-Coat of Johnson and Johnson's Car-Nu.

In 1984, Cornell University renamed its business school the SC Johnson Graduate School of Management in identifying the generosity of the Johnson family's long at this institution.

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In 1992 the company bought Drackett, manufacturer of Windex, Drano and other specialty cleaning products. In 1997 SC Johnson expanded its role of consumer brands when it bought the division of DowBrands Dow Chemical, which included Ziploc, Saran, Fantastik, Glass Plus, Bubbles friction, and Washington n 'jet'. The company received approval for the case in 1998 of the Federal Trade Commission by agreeing to sell more glass and spray 'n wash to competitor Reckitt Benckiser.

The President and the current president, Dr. Herbert Fisk Johnson III, is the fifth generation Johnson family to lead the company. He succeeded his father, Samuel Curtis Johnson, Jr., who died in May 2004.

The company was one of three 2006 recipients of the Ron Brown Award for corporate leadership.

From 2005 to 2007, S. C. Johnson's son and was ranked by Fortune Magazine as one of the top 10 "companies to work for" in their annual ranking. In 2007, the company was ranked # 7.

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Environmental record

SC Johnson and son is the manufacturer of clearing connections, an air freshener. They have recently defended the online rumors that swept the Internet saying that air fresheners caused house fires. SC Johnson and son have responded to these claims by saying they provide customers with safe products that meet safety requirements. However, the company said they continue to investigate the allegations.

SC Johnson Windex and son now has a Greenlist label on it. The Greenlist process is a classification system that evaluates the raw materials on human health and the environment. The Greenlist logo is here to help customers identify which products are environmentally safe and provide excellence. The Greenlist label is present in many products SC Johnson and son. Although it is generally positive addition to the traditional Windex bottle, they could potentially put the Greenlist logo on any of their products, no matter what the ingredients are because they have the Greenlist label. This could lead to misrepresentation of product ingredients. By using Greenlist, SC Johnson eliminated 1.8 million pounds of volatile organic compounds from Windex, and four million pounds of polyvinylidene chloride, Saran Wrap

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