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Follow on Google News | ![]() William Thorndike's The Outsider now available at InfibeamWilliam Thorndike's The Outsider is an interesting book about those CEOs who have drawn attention by their out-of-the-mode managerial image. The book explores how these iconoclasts achieved.
By: Infibeam.com The CEOs he talks about renounced the formulaic pattern of success, that projecting a larger-than- Thorndike points out that success as a CEO does not necessary come this way only by giving poignant instances of Welch and others like him under whose leadership their companies did 20 times better than the S&P 500. The world might not know Henry Singleton, Bill Anders, Tom Murphy, etc by name, but it does know what General Cinema, Ralston Purina, The Washington Post, Berkshire Hathaway and other companies which mark their achievements. This book tells you exactly about what is the secret of their exceptional success. The most prominent of the characteristics they have in common is their humble and unpretentious nature. And they lack the aura of lavishness and sumptuousness about them. They show thrift which is not an outcome of their miserliness but rather their mature view and way of life. They persistently focus on per share value instead of counting profit, show acute insight in the way they move human and capital resources at their disposal, and give full freedom to the entrepreneurial potential of their managers. The fact that some of the information appearing in The Outsiders the world will be knowing for the first time, thanks to Thorndike's extensive research work. Find out what it is if you are one of those seeking to draw some lessons for themselves in order to score success as manager. http://www.infibeam.com/ ### About the Author: William N. Thorndike, the author of this book about successful businessmen, is himself having a very sound entrepreneurial background. He graduated from Harvard College and the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He founded Housatonic Partners in 1994 in Boston and is Managing Director of the firm since then. Before this, he served T. Rowe Price Associates, at the same time doing investment research in the field of business services. Apart from the responsibility he shoulders as Managing Director of Housatonic Partners, he is also a Director of Access Information Management, Alta Colleges, Carillon Assisted Living, LLC, Liberty Towers, LLC, OASIS Group Ltd, QMC International, LLC, White Flower Farm Inc., and a Trustee of Stanford Business School Trust, the College of the Atlantic and a founding partner at FARM. End
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