- Hardcover: 512 pages
- Publisher: Dorling Kindersley; First Edition edition (3 Aug 2009)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1405334673
- ISBN-13: 978-1405334679
- Product Dimensions: 24 x 20 x 4.2 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 518,491 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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From moguls to maverick CEOs, learn their secrets, share their success
From safe hands to young turks, risk takers to innovators - get the instant profiles of 1,000 of the world's best CEOs. Definitive biographies deliver all the essential information on each CEO's career, their highs, lows, management style, vision and distilled wisdom, providing vital lessons that will give YOU the competitive advantage.
Pick up tips from the icons of business, from Bill Gates to Lou Gernster. Draw on the experiences of big partnerships and family dynasties and find out how the likes of Steve Jobs make innovation essential. Plus, discover things you can do NOW - from motivation to how to handle a crisis.
Incisive, insightful and inspiring, this is your chance to meet and learn from the CEO's leading the business world.
About the Author
Andrew Davidson is chief business interviewer for The Sunday Times. He also writes for Management Today, has worked for the Financial Times Saturday Magazine,The Sunday Times and Marketing magazine. He has published three books, the latest a collection of interviews with entrepreneurs entitled Smart Luck (FT Prentice Hall, 2002), is a previous winner of the PPA business writer of the year and Industrial Society magazine journalist of the year.
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Something for everyone.,
By Monty Rainey - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: 1000 CEOs (Hardcover)
The subtitle of 1,000 CEO's proclaims PROVEN STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS FROM THE WORLD'S SMARTEST EXECUTIVES. One can hardly argue the book is a veritable Who's Who of business leaders. This 500 page tome is from Andrew Davidson with introduction from Marshall Goldsmith. This is followed by a 4 page dissertation, "What it takes to be a CEO" by Marjan Bolmeijer.
The book is broken into 10 sections; The Innovators The Start-Up Titans The Motivators The Organizers The Strategists The Rebuilders The Value Squeezers The Visionaries The Controversialists and The Globalists. Each section is then broken down into three to six sub-sections. For example, under The Motivators, we find Motivate Success, Talking the Talk, Good Citizens, People Power, Leading the Team and The Diversity Dividend. Each sub-section will then profile five to ten CEO's that fit that category. For example, under the sub-chapter "Motivate Success" we find profiles on Paul Walsh (Diageo), Peter Rose (Expeditors International), Jeffrey Immelt (GE), Galen Watson, Sr (Geo. Weston, Ltd.), Leo Burnett (Leo Burnett Worldwide), Jean Paul Agon (L'Oreal), Charles Merrill (Merrill Lynch) and Alan George Lafley (P&G). Each of these one page profile packs a ton of information covering a one paragraph biography, leadership style, key strength and their personal "best decision". For example on A.G. Lafley, we learn how he came to sit in the CEO chair of Procter and Gamble, followed by a brief synopsis of his history and accomplishments at P&G. Concluded with Lafley's personal lessons in business and a favorite quote. Each sub-section contains additional information as well. This one contains a section titled "Masters of Motivation" and includes other CEO's well known for their motivational skills; Charles Edelstenne (Dassault Aviation) Barry Diller (IAC/Interactivecorp), Naguib Sawiris (Orascom), Eric Foss (Pepsi) and Paul Stebbins (World Fuel Services). I'm not sure why this is included as these CEO's are not featured elsewhere in the book, but I suppose it couple spark an interest to learn more about these CEO's. The layout makes it great for taking a 5-minute break and reading a tidbit about a top business leader. The book is packed with a wealth of information and there truly is something here for everyone.
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By nick - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: 1000 CEOs (Hardcover)
this book isnt bad, i read it as a motivator to see what 1000 of the most un-laziest people have accomplished!! and there is something for everybody, the start up titans, the visionaries, re-builders, innovators, strategists. Seeing how these guys run their business can come in handy if your trying to work your way up to the top... the bios for most of the 1000 are one page some come down to just half a page. So its an easy read.
they also break it down to each persons, smartest decision, and best decisions in their careers and with one quote as well. Add a breif bio and it its not a bad way to spend 5mins every day. |
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