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Corporate Leaders By Brady Birdwell

Henry Ford Founder of the Ford Motor Company Founded in the year 1908 Products: Model-T, Mustang, F-150 Stock company -

Donald Trump Founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts Founded in the year 1984 Products: Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Plaza Stock symbol: none

Bill Gates Founder of Microsoft Founded in the year: 1975 Products: Microsoft Stock symbol: MSFT

Steve Jobs Founder of Apple Computers Founded in the year: 1976 Products: Mac, iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini Retina display Stock symbol: AAPL

William Harley Founder of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company The year founded: 1903 Products: Jackets, helmets, motorcycles, apparel, etc. Stock symbol: HOG

JP Morgan Founder of the United States Steel Company Year it was founded: 1901 Products: Sheet metal, tin, tubular products Stock symbol: X

Sam Walton Founder of Wal-Mart Founded in the year: 1962 Products: Wal-Mart stores Stock symbol: WMT

John Deere Founder of John Deere Year it was founded: 1837 Products: tractors, combine harvesters, cotton harvesters, balers, planters/seeders, sprayers, and UTV’s Stock symbol: DE

Adolphus Busch Founder of Anheuser-Busch Year it was founded: 1852 Products: Beer, Malt beverages, Energy drinks, bottled waters Stock symbol: BUD

John D. Rockefeller Founder of Standard Oil Company Year it was founded: 1870 Products: fuel, lubricant, petrochemicals Stock symbol: XOM, CVX, COP, MRO, BP, X, DD

Andrew Carnegie Founder of Carnegie Steel Corporation Founded in the year: 1901 Products: Steel, shipyards Stock symbol: IPO

Howard Hughes Founder of Hughes Aircraft Company Founded in the year: 1932 Products: aircrafts, H-1, D-2, XF-11 Stock symbol: HHC

Milton Hershey Founder of The Hershey Chocolate Company Founded in the year: 1894 Products: candy bars, kisses Stock symbol: HSY

John Pemberton Founder of the Coca-Cola company Founded in the year: 1892 Products: Sprite, Coke, Dasani, Fanta Stock symbol: KO