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At a time when foreign cars weren’t common in America, Lamm began Subaru of America, deciding to expand the auto market to include imports.

John Simplot, known for his keen ability to spot new markets, took his Idaho background and turned it into a diverse potato success story.

At the helm of Electronic Data Systems (EDS) since almost the beginning of the company, Les Alberthal has steered the business into a global success.

With innovative ideas and an unstoppable attitude, Edwin H. Land tested many inventions and eventually came up with the Polaroid camera.

In addition to the Lifesavers Corporation, Edward Noble was able to expand upon his business by co-founding the American Broadcasting Company

With hard work and determination, Donald Nyrop breathed new life into a struggling Northwest Airlines, boosting profits and ensuring success.

When David Packard and partner founded Hewlett-Packard in 1939, it rose to become one of the most respected brand names in electronics.

Conde Nast used his expertise to create excellent magazine publications, have a look at his quick bio.

Charles Walgreen, the founder of Walgreens, switched jobs numerous times until he found the perfect fit with drugstores that matched his expectations.

The quick Bio of Charles Bates Tex Thornton who purchased Litton Industries one of the first companies able to own its entire production supply chain.