April 02

Walter P. Chrysler (1875-1940) was an American industrialist who founded the Chrysler Corporation. He began his career as a railroad mechanic and quickly rose to executive positions in the automotive industry. In 1923, Chrysler was appointed chairman of Buick, where he reorganized production and improved quality. He launched the Chrysler car brand in 1925, offering affordable yet innovative vehicles that appealed to a broad market. Under his leadership, Chrysler became one of Detroit's 'Big Three' automakers and set new standards for engineering and style. Chrysler's business acumen and vision left a lasting mark on the global automobile industry.

Henry George "Hank" Steinbrenner was an American businessman best known for his role with the New York Yankees baseball franchise. Born into the Steinbrenner family, he joined the team's ownership group in the early 2000s and became managing general partner in 2008. Under his leadership, the Yankees maintained their status as one of Major League Baseball's most successful teams. Steinbrenner was involved in the club's day-to-day operations, player acquisitions, and community outreach initiatives. Known for his straightforward leadership style, he helped navigate the team through both triumphs and challenges. Hank Steinbrenner passed away in 2020, leaving a lasting legacy within one of America's most storied sports institutions.