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Richard Jenrette became a founder and business leader in the Wall Street financial firm of Donaldson Lufkin Jenrette. See more in his quick bio.

Richard Gelb was able to combine his generosity and intelligence with his talent as a business leader to find success in Clairol and Bristol-Meyers.

Reginald Jones made a name for himself with General Electric Company and across the country with his business skills in organization and efficiency.

From her humble beginnings, Mary Kay Ash used her will and determination and created Mary Kay Cosmetics, a leading makeup brand.

Martha Ingram may have gotten her business start later in life, but that didn’t stop her from becoming highly successful with Ingram Industries.

As the creative mastermind behind the Jolly Green Giant and Tony the Tiger, Leo Burnett became a leader in advertising. See his quick bio here.

When Kenneth Iverson took over the reins at Nucor Corporation, he transformed the company into a profitable and respected business.

Everyone’s heard of Hallmark Cards, and that’s exactly how Joyce C. Hall wanted it – find out how he built a greeting card empire.

A quick look at the biography of John D. Hertz who founded the Yellow Cab Company in Chicago in 1915

How George F. Johnson became best known for his generosity and fair treatment of the employees of the Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company.