A businesswoman's legacy is being celebrated for her entrepreneurial achievements. She built a large fortune and maintained control in a male-dominated field. Her empire included a theme park.
The businesswoman's approach to success is notable. An associate professor at a business school notes that she was often underestimated. Further details about her life and legacy are available, including comments from the associate professor who teaches entrepreneurship and innovation.
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