Briton E. Hill

Briton E. Hill was the first CEO of Elgen Incorporated. He is only mentioned in Michael Vey: Fall of Hades.

History
Briton E. Hill was born on January 17, 1900. His parents were doctors, which inspired him to go into the medical business himself.

At age 45, Hill became a salesman at Amberz, a medical supply store. Soon enough, he sold so many medical equipment devices, he eventually was promoted to manager, where he expanded operations between California and Minnesota. In 1968, Amber Hiller, the owner at the time, passed away and left the shop to Briton Hill. He soon promoted all salespeople to executive positions and lived as owner until 1983, when his executives suggested he turned the business into a corporation.

On October 19, 1984, Briton incorporated the small business into a major company. He named the company Elgen. The new corporation specialized in electroanalgesic equipment, which was used for killing pain. Their first product was a nerve ender device. The company was instantly recognized for its genius.

Sometime in 1995, one of the company's new doctors, Dr. Coondradt, discovered the original technology the MEI machine was based on. Shortly after celebrating with Coondradt and the other doctors, Briton passed away at age 96. The new board found Dr. Charles James "Jim" Hatch and hired him to be their leader.