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Business, the Universe and Everything -Conversations with the World's Greatest Management Thinkers
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Stuart Crainer and Des Dearlove are the founders of Suntop Media (www.suntopmedia.com). They both contribute a column to The Times and Chief Executive. They are contributing editors of Strategy & Business and are authors of numerous books. These include The Financial Times Handbook of Management, Gray Training and Generation Entrepreneur. Their books have been translated into 20 languages.

Suntop Media has launched the first ever ranking of management gurus, the Thinkers 50, and developed their highly successful Business Writing Masterclasses.

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Preface.

Acknowledgements.

About the Authors.

Section 1: Leading the Way.

Warren Bennis: Geeks, geezers and beyond.

Rosabeth Moss Kanter: Teaching cowboys Confucius.

Manfred Kets de Vries: The dark side of leadership.

John Kotter: In the field.

Daniel Goleman: Maxed emotions.

Section 2: Selling the Future.

Peter Schwartz: Thinking the unthinkable.

Watts Wacker: Fringe benefits.

John Patrick: The attitude thing.

Charles Handy: Reflections of a reluctant capitalist.

Philip Kotler: Marketing in the digital age.

Section 3: People Power.

Derrick Bell: The ardent protestor.

Jonas Ridderstråle: Emotional capital.

Leif Edvinsson: The context’s the thing.

Tony Buzan: Brain power.

Marshall Goldsmith: Coaching for results.

Kjell Nordström: Tribal gathering.

Tom Stewart: Intellectual capitalist.

Section 4: Strategic Wisdom.

Gary Hamel: The radical fringe.

Costas Markides: Escaping the jungle.

James Champy: What re-engineering did next.

W Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne: Strategic moves.

Henry Mintzberg: Searching for balance.

Sumantra Ghoshal: The rise of the volunteer investor.

Index.

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“…Each chapter provides a pithy and eclectic mix of a management guru’s latest thoughts…” (Management Today, February 2004)
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