Madam CJ Walker

The background is called CJ Walker today, not her name given December 23, 1867. Sarah became an orphan at the age of seven and was able to work in the cotton fields of Delta and Mississippi. Her sister, (the name of Louvenia's sister) In order to escape her husband's abuses, she got married at the age of 14 (married to Moses McWilliams). She has a daughter named Lelia, now known as A'Lelia Walker. Founded in 1890, Walker has suffered from a scalp disease, so he lost most of his hair.

There is Mrs. CJ Walker. She has a problem. Her hair fell, and the rest was so soft and shiny as she wanted. It was during the early 20th century that Mrs. Walker was a young black woman from the South. She is dissatisfied with the absence of products to meet her needs, develops her own hair care products for African Americans, promotes them through travel lectures, demonstrations, and sales of products across the country did. She accomplished such a great success, and later she founded the CJ Walker Laboratory to make products and train hairdressers. By tackling this problem first, Mrs. Walker has built a hair empire that made her the first self made female millionaires in the United States. Before the end of her life she began another important role - she is a generous philanthropist who worked hard to solve the problems of her own community and nationwide.

Despite great difficulties and obstacles, entrepreneurs often find opportunities and successes. CJ Walker is a person who is aware of the gap of hair care products in black female market. CJ Walker became the first self-made woman black richest man in the United States. At one time, she hired more than 3,000 women and had a wide range of hair care products and skin care products. Muhammad Yunus is a selfless global entrepreneur leader model. After seeing the impact of his first micro loan and his repayment method, Yunus began to imagine a model that could move anywhere. He discovered that poor people repaid their loans very quickly with little difficulty. By the early 1980s, Yunus expanded to other developing countries, in 1983 Grameen Bank was established, which became the home of his microfinance practice system. Winning the Nobel Peace Prize