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Immigrant celebrates America's 250th anniversary with perspective on opportunity

Nido Qubein, an immigrant who became an entrepreneur and college president, reflects on his journey in America as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary. He emphasizes the deliberate choice he made to become a citizen and the reciprocal commitment he feels from the country, which offered him opportunities for success. Qubein highlights America's enduring ideals and its capacity for honest self-examination and debate as signs of its strength and health. AI

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Nido R. Qubein ·

    As an immigrant turned entrepreneur and college president, here is why I celebrate our nation as it turns 250

    I came to America with no money and limited English. On our 250th birthday, here's what it means to choose a country, and what it demands in return.