Synopsis
Business can be beautiful. If any overarching theme characterizes the books in this series, that's it. And the notion that starting or running a business can be a joyful experience emerges more clearly than ever in this inspiring book by Mark Albion. Mark's topic is leadership, one of the most fundamental aspects of any organization - and perhaps the most basic of all. It's no coincidence that academic observers of the world of business have noted a strong correlation between a company's financial performance and its adoption of socially responsible business policies and practices. The explanation they offer? That what distinguishes these companies is superior leadership. Their en-lightened policies and practices reflect a leader's deeper, more sensitive understanding of the marketplace and the world in which we all live and work. They make a business run better.
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À propos de l?auteur
Mark Albion is a social entrepreneur who has cofounded seven organizations, including Net Impact, an international network of MBA students and professionals committed to using the power of business to create a better world. He wrote the New York Times business bestseller Making a Life, Making a Living^ based on his twelve-year-old monthly Making a Life e-newsletter, which is read in eighty-seven countries. Formerly, Albion was a student and professor at Harvard University and its Business School for eighteen years. He was profiled on 60 Minutes, praised by leaders as diverse as Ronald Reagan and Mother Teresa, and dubbed ''the savior of b-school souls'' by Business-Week for his efforts to nourish our next generation of business leaders.
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