Books like Work in progress by Michael Eisner
Michael Eisner, who led the Walt Disney Company as chairman and CEO, chronicled his journey from the brink of financial distress to worldwide market leadership. Drawing comparisons with other industry titans such as Lee Iacocca and Bill Gates, he examines the strategic choices, creative instincts, and personal challenges that shaped his career. Eisner offers practical insights into leadership, innovation, and crisis management, making it a valuable read for executives and business students alike.
First publish date: 1998
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: Michael Eisner
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