The Magna Man

The Magna Man
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Publisher : Harper Collins
Total Pages : 262
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ISBN-10 : 9781443420716
ISBN-13 : 1443420719
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Book Synopsis The Magna Man by : Frank Stronach

Download or read book The Magna Man written by Frank Stronach and published by Harper Collins. This book was released on 2012-11-20 with total page 262 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Frank Stronach came to Canada from Austria with a few dollars in his pocket, a lot of hustle and a hunger to succeed. In a few short years, the young Stronach went from washing dishes to starting up his own tool and die shop in a rented garage, working long hours and sleeping on a fold-up bed next to his machines. He would build that small shop into Magna International Inc., one of the biggest auto parts manufacturers in the world, with more than 118,000 employees in twenty-nine countries. For the first time, and in his own words, Canada’s greatest industrialist tells the remarkable story of how he overcame hardship and heartache to climb to the top of a fiercely competitive industry. Along the way, he shares the blueprint for his company’s spectacular success: a unique business philosophy he created called Fair Enterprise. This can’t- fail formula has fuelled the company’s unstoppable growth and allowed Magna to share billions of dollars in profit with employees, managers, shareholders and society. An inspirational story of business triumph and innovation, The Magna Man is also an invaluable guide for anyone eager to start a business acquire the skills of a highly effective leader or make a difference in the world.


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