November 10

Carl Borgward was born on November 10, 1890 in Germany. He studied mechanical engineering and began designing vehicles in the 1920s. In 1929, he founded the Borgward Group, introducing popular models like the Hansa 1500 and Isabella. Under his leadership, the company became a leading German automaker in the 1950s, admired for technical innovation and stylish design. Financial difficulties led to the brand's collapse in 1961, but Borgward’s pioneering work in front-wheel drive and unibody construction influenced future automobile development. His legacy endures among classic car enthusiasts worldwide.

Jack Northrop was born on November 10, 1895 in the United States. He studied mechanical engineering and joined the burgeoning aviation industry in the 1920s. Northrop co-founded several aerospace firms before establishing the Northrop Corporation in 1939. His company pioneered flying wing aircraft and breakthroughs in aerodynamic design. During World War II and the Cold War, Northrop's designs influenced both military and commercial aviation. He remained at the helm of his company until his retirement, seeing his visions shape modern aerospace. Northrop died in 1981, remembered as a fearless innovator in aircraft design.

Rafael del Pino was born in 1920 in Spain and studied engineering before launching his own construction firm in 1952. He established Ferrovial with a vision to modernize infrastructure development in Spain. Under his leadership, the company expanded into toll roads, airports, and services across Europe and the Americas. Del Pino was recognized for his innovative management and international growth strategy. He served as chairman until his death in 2008, leaving a global enterprise that continues to shape transportation infrastructure.

Lilly Pulitzer (1931–2013) founded the eponymous Lilly Pulitzer brand, famous for its bright, colorful floral and geometric prints. She began designing dresses while operating a juice stand in Palm Beach in the late 1950s, crafting easy-to-wear garments to hide fruit juice stains. Her signature shift dresses caught the eye of socialites and, by 1962, she turned her print designs into a full-fledged fashion business. The brand became a symbol of the American resort lifestyle and remains popular today, worn by celebrities and fashion enthusiasts worldwide. Pulitzer’s innovative use of color and print has had a lasting impact on women's fashion.

Born in 1956, Mohsen Badawi is an Egyptian entrepreneur with a passion for social change. He has founded and led businesses in diverse sectors, focusing on sustainable growth. Badawi is active in civic initiatives, advocating for youth empowerment and education. He collaborates with non-profit organizations to support community development projects. His work bridges the gap between corporate leadership and social responsibility. Badawi is recognized for promoting dialogue between private industry and civil society. He continues to pursue ventures that generate both economic and social impact.