In an inspirational guide designed to read like a fable, a shaman, working as a business consultant, applies his knowledge of animal spirits to a troubled company to help restore balance and organization while helping its CEO become a better leader.

The Corporate Shaman: A Business Fable

Business & Money

Whiteley, Richard

Business Culture

HarperBusiness

In Customer-Centered Growth, Richard Whiteley and Diane Hessan reveal the compelling secrets of how today's successful companies are achieving explosive growth. Drawing on dozens of case studies of every kind of enterprise, Whiteley and Hessan define five proven strategies that you can use to grow—even under the most adverse business conditions.

Customer-centered Growth: Five Proven Strategies For Building Competitive Advantage

Biography & History

Basic Books

How is that some companies break away from the pack and achieve dramatic growth in rapidly changing business climates, while others struggle just to survive? In Customer-Centered Growth, Richard Whiteley and Diane Hessan of The Forum Corporation reveal the compelling secrets these winning companies share, and define five proven strategies that you can use to grow--even under the most adverse business conditions.

Customer-Centered Growth

Random House Audio |

Customer Centered Growth

Hessan, Diane

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company

‘A face like a cartoonist's suicide note’ A.A. Gill, Sunday Times Richard Whiteley was the first person to appear on Channel 4 on Tuesday 2nd November 1982. With the words "As the countdown to the launch of a new channel ends, a new Countdown begins". Nobody was to know, of course, that the new face on the channel was still to be there 17 years later, and that Countdown would be dominating the channels Top Ten ratings. Richard Whiteley is known for his jackets and his puns - opinion is divided as to which is worse. However he is regarded as a cult figure among a broad section of society. He has appeared in such shows as Hale and Pace, TFI Friday, Shooting Stars, Light Lunch, Mrs Merton, Fantasy Football, received a 'Gotcha' from Noel Edmonds and is constantly on the receiving end of Terry Wogan’s gentle mockery. He most recently appeared on McCoist and MacAuley and 'The Greatest Rory Ever Told', as himself and as Carol Vordeman. He was the hit of the Edinburgh Fringe this year with his one man show... ‘If you like Alan Partridge you'll love Richard Whiteley. Singing along with the Countdown theme and pretending to be the Countdown clock was a stroke of brilliance.’ Independent

Himoff!

Humor & Entertainment

Orion Pub Co

Richard Whiteley was the first person to appear on Channel 4 on November 2, 1982. Nobody was to know, of course, that the new face on the channel was still to be there for over 20 years, and that Countdown would be dominating the channel's Top Ten ratings. Richard Whiteley was known for his jackets and his puns, yet he was regarded as a cult figure among a broad section of the population. He appeared in such shows as Hale and Pace, TFI Friday, Shooting Stars, Light Lunch, Mrs. Merton, and much more.

Himoff!: The Memoirs of a TV Matinee Idle

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Orion Publishing

Letters Play: Richard Whiteley's Treasury of Words and Wordplay

Reference

Robson Books Ltd.

La Empresa Consagrada Al Cliente (Spanish Edition)

Economics

Vergara Editor S.A.

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