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Strategy Driven
MARCH 22, 2012
All too often, business founders embed themselves within the operational fabric of the company they create; setting it up for failure upon they departure. In John’s book, the owner-manager can sell and transition away from the company without its failing. Books typically valued from $14.95 – $29.95
Strategy Driven
APRIL 3, 2014
Successful leaders in Medical Affairs, Clinical Operations and Medical Scientific Liaison positions will use their resumes to market themselves as cross-functional leaders that have made an impact across many aspects of the business—not just the scientific areas. Books typically valued from $14.95 – $29.95
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Strategy Driven
JUNE 19, 2015
Organizations rely on their data in order to make critical operational, tactical, and transactional business decisions that significantly affect the survival and livelihood of their company. An organization’s customers, transactions, operations, and reports can all be affected by its data integrity.
Strategy Driven
OCTOBER 16, 2013
We remained steadfastly committed to having all our staff from custodians, plumbers, and bus drivers to engineers, architects, and finance directors, trained in the culture we wanted to create and the culture we expected each of our people to honor. High quality service was not a value before we started. Book value is not guaranteed.
Strategy Driven
JULY 31, 2015
The right software will unite your workforce whether they are in finance, distribution or manufacturing so that everyone is up-to-date on all processes. He is responsible for Product Management & Marketing for Sage X3 globally, and is in charge of ensuring that the Operating Company (OpCo) teams are aligned behind the product strategy.
Harvard Business Review
FEBRUARY 24, 2011
Establish "an unbending standard of performance" : Since 1965, Buffett has annually compared Berkshire's compounded growth in book value per share to the growth in the S&P 500 (plus dividends). But why compare apples (book value) to oranges (share price and dividends)? billion more than their total tangible book value.
Harvard Business Review
NOVEMBER 22, 2018
The past five years have seen explosive growth in “corporate green bonds” issued to finance climate-friendly projects. Second, the stock price increase is larger for companies operating in industries where the natural environment is financially material to the firms’ operations. percentage points.
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