Dr. Kay shares accessible and actionable advice for first-time entrepreneurs based on the lessons she learned from her history of entrepreneurial success.

This honest conversation with legendary interviewer Cal Fussman discusses workaholism, the importance of education, and finding purpose through your career.

From sweeping floors to becoming a philanthropist in her thirties, Sabrina Kay is proof you can do anything you set your mind to.

From single mom and janitor to CEO and multi-millionaire with Dr. Sabrina Kay, serial entrepreneur & philanthropist.

VSS is a private investment firm that invests in the healthcare, business services, and education industries.

A background in design and a passion for education are hallmarks of the Petersen’s newest board member.

MannKind Corporation (NASDAQ: MNKD) focuses on the development and commercialization of inhaled therapeutic products for patients with diseases such as diabetes and orphan lung diseases.

Sabrina discusses her experience of business leadership post-sale of her company, the consequent new dynamics, and her intentions to continue along her path of serial entrepreneurship.

Cash, direct advice, and support from museum executives and other mentors will help launch one startup per year.

Dr. Kay’s story is placed alongside that of another Korean immigrant in exploration of the many ways in which The American Dream can manifest, regardless of circumstance.

Dr. Kay explains her philosophy on living life backwards: by putting in the hardest work to build a foundation during youth, then exploring passions and saving leisure for the later years.

An inside look at how Sabrina’s method of tracking patterns in the American fashion industry and by combining skill with education led her to create a variety of successful related companies.

An overview of Dr. Kay’s various career routes, her motivations and surprises along the way, and the biggest difference between America and Korea.

Dr. Kay is interviewed about her plans to replicate her lessons learned at Wharton for low-income students at what would become Fremont University.

The Petersen Automotive Museum's 28th Gala brought together international auto enthusiasts representing legendary iconic brands of the past, present and future. The event raised funds for the museum and honoured those who have changed the landscape of car history and philanthropy.