Forbes Great Success Stories
Twelve Tales of Victory Wrested from Defeat
Résumé
You'll meet Ruth Handler, cofounder of Mattel and creator
of the Barbie doll, who, after designing the most popular
doll in history, lost her company to corporate infighting
and her self-confidence to breast cancer. She battled back
by starting a new company to manufacture breast prostheses.
You'll come to admire the New England mill owner who led
his company to immense prosperity while all of the
businesses around him were dying and then had to rise from
the ashes of calamity when his business was destroyed by
fire.
This cast of incredible characters includes poor kids who
made good and rich kids who got richer; famous names and
people you've never heard of; the CEO of Oracle, the
founder of Domino's Pizza, and more; and some who were
victims of fate or malice and others who sowed the seeds of
their own destruction. All share a passion for achievement,
a dedication to their goals, and a fierce determination to
succeed against all odds.
These entertaining and enlightening Great Success Stories go beyond mere "secrets of success" to reveal the remarkable strength of character and will that enabled these heroes to struggle back to the top and, in many cases, to become deeper, stronger, more caring people in the process. They offer inspiration to anyone who is struggling to realize a dream, overcome adversity, or achieve a seemingly unreachable goal.
Contents
- Chapter 1: Aaron Feuerstein CEO and Owner of Malden
Mills
- Chapter 2: Tom Monaghan Founder of Domino's Pizza
- Chapter 3: Larry Ellison Founder and CEO of
Oracle
- Chapter 4: Ruth Handler Cofounder of Mattel Toys
- Chapter 5: Ron Popeil Founder of Ronco
- Chapter 6: Emma Chappell Founder of the United Bank of
Philadelphia
- Chapter 7: Donald Trump Chairman of the Trump
Organization
- Chapter 8: Don King Founder of Don King
Productions
- Chapter 9: Bruton Smith Cofounder of the Charlotte
Motor Speedway
- Chapter 10: Earl Stafford Founder of Universal Systems
& Technology (UNITECH), a Leader in Net-Based Training
Systems
- Chapter 11: Jim Stovall Cocreator of the Narrative
Television Network
- Chapter 12: Kevin Maxwell Founder of Telemonde and
Former CEO of Maxwell Communications
L'auteur - Alan Farnham
Alan Farnham, a former reporter for Fortune magazine, now writes for Forbes and other business periodicals. He assisted Robert Lutz, former President and Vice Chairman of Chrysler, in writing Lutz's own management book, Guts, also from Wiley.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Wiley |
Auteur(s) | Alan Farnham |
Parution | 15/11/2000 |
Nb. de pages | 288 |
Format | 15,5 x 23,5 |
Couverture | Relié |
Poids | 579g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9780471383598 |
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