Sam Walton

Sam Walton was an American entrepreneur best known for founding Walmart, one of the largest retail chains in the world. Born in 1918, Walton focused on offering low prices and a wide selection of products, allowing shoppers to save money. His innovative business practices included efficient supply chain management and a commitment to customer service. Walton grew up in a modest background, which influenced his values and approach to business. He became a prominent figure in the retail industry, promoting the idea of "everyday low prices" and changed how people shop today. He passed away in 1992, leaving a lasting legacy.