Thai Lee

She bought a failing company for under $1M. Today, it makes over $14B a year.

When Thai Lee bought a failing software reseller in 1989, no one expected much.

She wasn’t a tech bro. She wasn’t on magazine covers. She wasn’t chasing VC money.

But she was playing the long game.

Today, SHI International is a $14B IT powerhouse, making Thai the CEO of the largest woman-owned business in the U.S..

Born in Thailand, raised in South Korea, she’s also the first Korean woman to graduate from Harvard Business School.

She built SHI International without investors.

Kept her company private.

And built an empire that quietly serves 17,000+ customers, from Boeing to AT&T.

You won’t see her chasing headlines. But you’ll see her winning.