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05/16/2022 Source:  The Washington Times
Author: Miles Yu 1 min read

Why tech statesman Keith Krach’s ‘Trust Principle’ deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

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Why tech statesman Keith Krach’s ‘Trust Principle’ deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
Illustration on the work of Keith Krach by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

He helped America reverse the CCP’s global march to 5G dominance

If you don’t already know about Keith Krach, I suggest you Google him. I just nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Mr. Krach’s story is about securing the American dream against a generational challenge from the Chinese Communist Party.

He’s from small-town Ohio. He was a welder in his father’s machine shop. In good years, the shop had five employees. In bad, it was just Mr. Krach and his dad. From the shop, it was off to Purdue, Harvard and General Motors. He became an innovative entrepreneur who became the youngest vice president of GM, co-founded Ariba and was the CEO of DocuSign.

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