Robert Slater
American author and journalist
Born
October 1st, 1943
81 years ago
Died
2014
11 years ago — 71 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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Worked extensively as a journalist and wrote several books focusing on business and leadership, particularly profiles of prominent corporate leaders. Covered various business trends and strategies, contributing to a deeper understanding of management practices. Slater's writing often provided insights into the corporate world and examined major figures in the field, contributing to literature on business leadership.
Authored 'Jack Welch and the GE Way'
Wrote 'The New CEOs'
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