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Suzi Weiss-fischmann Is Inspiring Women To Pursue Their Own Colorful Dreams. Today, Opi Is Known As A Global Beauty Brand, Famous For Its Trend-setting Colors, Unforgettable Shade Names, And Celebrity Collaborations With The Biggest Stars From Film, Television, Music, And Sports. But Behind All The Glamour Is The Little-known Tale Of Opi's Unlikely Origins--an Intimate And Inspiring Story Of A Timid Schoolgirl Who Arrived In This Country With Little Money And No English And Became The Business Leader And Industry Game Changer Known Worldwide As 'suzi, The First Lady Of Nails.' In [this Book]--named After Opi's Top-selling Nail Color--suzi Reveals The Events That Led Her Family To Flee Communist Hungary And Eventually Come To New York City In Pursuit Of The American Dream. She Shares How Those Early Experiences Gave Rise To Opi's Revolutionary Vision Of Freedom And Empowerment, And How Suzi Transformed An Industry By Celebrating The Power Of Color--and Of Women Themselves.-- Jacket. Introduction: A Great Opera-tunity -- Suzi Without A Paddle -- This Color's Making Waves -- Toucan Do It If You Try -- Color So Hot It Berns -- We The Female -- Don't Bossa Nova Me Around -- My Address Is Hollywood -- Lincoln Park After Dark -- That's Berry Daring -- Purple With A Purpose -- It Never Ends -- Rosy Future. Suzi Weiss-fischmann. Inspiring women to pursue their own colorful dreams, I'm Not Really a Waitress tells the story of how Suzi Weiss-Fischmann transformed a small dental supply company into a #1 beauty brand around the world Today, OPI is known as a global beauty brand, famous for its trend-setting colors, unforgettable shade names, and celebrity collaborations with the biggest stars from film, television, music, and sports. But behind all the glamour is the little-known tale of OPI's unlikely origins-an intimate and inspiring story of a timid schoolgirl who arrives in this country with little money and no English and becomes the business leader and industry game-changer known worldwide as "Suzi, the First Lady of Nails." In I'm Not Really a Waitress —titled after OPI's top-selling nail color—Suzi reveals the events that led her family to flee Communist Hungary and eventually come to New York City in pursuit of the American dream. She shares how those early experiences gave rise to OPI's revolutionary vision of freedom and empowerment, and how Suzi transformed an industry by celebrating the power of color-and of women themselves. Inspiring women to pursue their own colorful dreams, I'm Not Really a Waitress tells the story of how Suzi Weiss-Fischmann transformed a small dental supply company into a #1 beauty brand in the world I'm Not Really a Waitress, titled after OPI's best-selling nail polish color of all time, chronicles the rise of the brand from its days as an immigrant-family-owned start-up to global beauty brand sold in more than 100 countries. In her engaging, upbeat tale, company founder Suzi Weiss-Fischmann shares her personal story of a young woman who comes to America and discovers the secret to success: With its vision of freedom, beauty, empowerment, and individuality for all women, her company was created to stand for so much more than a bottle of nail polish. By recognizing that fashion and color have the power to establish a woman's identity, Suzi's visionary idea to name each nail polish shade with an entertaining, empowering message became the key to... "Today, OPI is known as a global beauty brand, famous for its trend-setting colors, unforgettable shade names, and celebrity collaborations with the biggest stars from film, television, music, and sports. But behind all the glamour is the little-known tale of OPI's unlikely origins-an intimate and inspiring story of a timid schoolgirl who arrives in this country with little money and no English and becomes the business leader and industry game-changer known worldwide as "Suzi, the First Lady of Nails." In I'm Not Really a Waitress-titled after OPI's top-selling nail color-Suzi reveals the events that led her family to flee Communist Hungary and eventually come to New York City in pursuit of the American dream. She shares how those early experiences gave rise to OPI's revolutionary vision of freedom and empowerment, and how Suzi transformed an industry by celebrating the power of color-and of women themselves." --Publisher's description Introduction: a great opera-tunity -- Suzi without a paddle -- This color's making waves -- Toucan do it if you try -- Color so hot it Berns -- We the female -- Don't bossa nova me around -- My address is Hollywood -- Lincoln Park after dark -- That's berry daring -- It never ends -- Purple with a purpose -- Rosy future