Enrique Shaw

Enrique Shaw was a prominent Argentine businessman born in 1921 at the Ritz Hotel in Paris, known for his deep commitment to social justice and worker welfare. He served as a director at the Rigolleau glass factory and was a pioneer in advocating for fair labor practices, private enterprise, and social responsibility. Shaw's life was marked by his efforts to support workers financially and emotionally, earning him a reputation for integrity and compassion. He played a crucial role in establishing the Argentine Christian Association of Entrepreneurs and contributed to the founding of the Universidad Católica Argentina. Shaw's canonization process is underway, potentially making him the first businessman saint.