Strange that in the 21st century you have to explain who is the innovator. After all, all you have to do is look around the room and type the name of any item into google - a white man pops up as the creator. Maybe sometimes a Japanese, but never a black person, or an Indian, and there are half of humanity. That's at least the 10% they should have. The article has a graphic with innovators. Anyway, the US: Some 116 first-generation immigrants have founded U.S. Fortune 500 companies, where do they come from? 106 are from Europe or the Anglosphere (Canada/Australia/South Africa), and 6 are from East Asia. England has 21 entries, Poland 4, Germany 17, Canada 14, Russia 9, Ireland 8, Scotland 7, Switzerland 6, France 4, Taiwan 4, Sweden 3, Hungary 3, Brazil 1, Italy 1, Greece 1, Cuba 1, Zambia 1, Norway 1, Australia 1, Netherlands 1, Turkey 1, South Africa 1, Lithuania 1, Bosnia, Croatia 1, Finland 1, China 1, Hong Kong 1. The Brazilian is a white Jew. The Cuban is also white. The "Turkish immigrant" is Armenian.