Raising All Boats: My Journey Of American Entrepreneurship

Victor Edozien arrived at New York’s JFK Airport when he was eighteen years old with a hundred dollars in his pocket and one friend in America. Against the odds, the young Nigerian-American would rise from an eager prospective student with no transcripts and no money to a thriving entrepreneur leading companies with combined annual revenues of over $500 million. Faith, hope, and an unshakeable work ethic played key roles in Edozien’s trajectory—and so did the occasional kindness of stranger...