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CEO Succession: Lessons From the Trenches
 
 

CEO Succession: Lessons From the Trenches [Hardcover]

Dennis C. Carey , Dayton Ogden , Judith A. Roland
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In late March of 1996, Richard Swift, CEO of Foster Wheeler Corporation, a $4.5 billion New Jersey-based engineering and construction giant, was invited by then secretary of commerce Ron Brown to participate in a U.S. trade mission to Bosnia. Read the first page
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