How one visionary and financial engineer built the modern cable TV industry from the ground up. Learn the strategies, deals, and bold moves John Malone used to build a media empire.

Details how billionaire Sheila Johnson navigated personal and professional challenges to co-found BET, build Salamander Hotels & Resorts, and own professional sports teams. A blueprint for extraordinary resilience and entrepreneurial triumph.

How John H. Johnson bootstrapped Ebony and Jet magazines to over $200 million in annual revenue in the 1980's and became the publisher of choice for Black Americans. He shares his journey from Arkansas poverty to Chicago titan. He shares his strategies and lessons learned along the way, along with his personal tragedies.

Biography of John H. Johnson, publishing magnate who founded Ebony and Jet magazines. Details how he built and diversified Johnson Publishing Company, his management style, and the decline of his empire after his death.

An autobiography by George E. Johnson, founder of Johnson Products Company (JPC). Johnson tells his life story, from dropping out of high school to building the first Black-owned company listed on the American Stock Exchange. He details the challenges of growing a business with limited access to capital, how he persevered, and the lessons he learned along the way. Johnson also emphasizes the importance of marketing, including how his understanding of its power led him to embrace television early and back Soul Train, in which he held a 50% stake. He is also candid about the downsides of his success, describing how poor personal decisions contributed to his divorce, strained relationships with his children, and ultimately the sale of JPC.