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Malcolm McLean revolutionized global trade with the invention of the cargo container. His simple idea of stacking trailer bodies on ships dramatically reduced costs and made international shipping efficient. This innovation, often overlooked, has had a profound impact on our lives, enabling globalization, and creating opportunities across industries.
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