Johnny Nguyen, a former Vietnam War refugee, has built a successful business in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After leaving his home country and facing hardships such as food shortages and supply chain issues, Nguyen and his brother lived in an immigrant camp in Malaysia before moving to the US. He eventually started a printing business which led him to the construction industry and eventually created DVR Cabinetry in Northeast Philadelphia. Today, DVR Cabinetry is thriving with around 25 employees, and Nguyen hopes to hire another 50 as his business grows. He believes that his success is a product of the American Dream and wants to inspire others by emphasizing the opportunities available in the US. To learn more about DVR Cabinetry, visit their website. On the other hand, Eric Tucker’s family lumber business in Delaware County, PA has been around for over a century, with Tucker being the fourth-generation owner. He took up the mantle after doing odd jobs around the lumber yard when he was younger.
