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From Jim Crow to CEO

Willie E. Artis
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Duration
3h 18m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Findaway Voices

About

"Most stories out of Flint are not for the faint of heart. It's a once-great city that has been whipsawed by global economic trends, political malfeasance, and de-industrialization. Yet the underlying spirit of the city somehow endures, and that spirit is captured in the story of Willie Artis. On one level, it's an in-depth portrait of an entrepreneur. But to call this a business book would be selling it short. It's really the story of someone succeeding at life in a place all too often defined by failure."
-Gordon Young, author of Teardown: Memoir of a Vanishing City
"We should all be thankful for Willie's commitment, dedication, and support!"
-Dave Bing, Bing Youth Institute and former Mayor of Detroit
"Willie Artis lives a genuine American success story. From a childhood of hardship in the segregated South to founding his own business and, eventually, dinners at the White House, he forged a life his ancestors could never have imagined...From The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin forward, the success-memoir has always been about more than mere worldly advancement...What more could readers hope for than this fascinating account of a life well-lived?"
--Tom Foster, author of How to Read Literature Like a Professor

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