The document discusses 3 business leaders that the author admires: 1) Samuel Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-Fil-A who created an excellent business with great food, 2) John van Hengel, the founder of Feeding America who helped feed millions of people in need across America, and 3) Jean Nidetch, the founder of Weight Watchers who helped the author's aunt lose 18 pounds through her business.

1. 3 Business
Leaders of
America That I
Admire
By Kendall Parker

2. 1. Samuel
Truett Cathy
Samuel Truett Cathy is the
founder and chairman of
Chick-Fil-A. He passed away in
2014 at 93 years old. A famous
quote of his was, “We change
the world, and ourselves, by
our response to unexpected
opportunities.” He was worth
$4.2 billion. I admire him
because he created an
excellent business with great
food.

3. 2. John van
Hengel
John van Hengel is the founder
and developer of Feeding
America. He died in 2005 at the
age of 83. He once said, “It’s
amazing how many people are
being fed because of this crazy
little thing we started. We’re
feeding millions and it is not
costing anyone anything.” I
admire him because he helps
people around America get the
meal they need.

4. 3. Jean Nidetch
Jean Nidetch is the founder of
Weight Watchers. She died in
2015 when she was 91. A
famous quote of her’s was, “It’s
choice- not chance- that
determines your destiny.” I
admire her because without
her business, my aunt wouldn’t
have been able to lose 18
pounds after using Weight
Watchers for 6 months.