Founded in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul, Samsung’s journey mirrors the rise of modern South Korea itself: a story forged in the fire of war, tempered by crises, and propelled by relentless innovation. Through moments of triumph and scandal, setbacks and breakthroughs, Samsung redefined what it means to build a global empire.
This book takes readers through pivotal decades — from sugar and textiles to chips and smartphones — unraveling the leadership philosophies, technological leaps, and strategic gambles that shaped one of the most influential companies on Earth.
Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, entrepreneur, or student of history, this book offers a rare look at how vision and adaptability can turn humble beginnings into a legacy that shapes the world.