Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
Business experts Norm Brodsky, Bo Burlingham and Jack Stack address a crowd of Springfield businesspeople Oct. 2 at the Hammons Field Indoor Training Facility, talking about surviving the tumultuous economy. The two-hour seminar and luncheon. dubbed “Business by the Book,” was part of the three-day Missouri Literary Festival at Hammons Field and The Creamery Arts Center.
Stack is president of SRC Holdings Corp., the outcome of a turnaround effort in the early 1980s by Stack and colleagues, who rescued an International Harvester engine division from the brink of closure. He went on to write with Burlingham “The Great Game of Business” and “A Stake in the Outcome,” both detailing the open-book management strategy. Brodsky and Burlingham are columnists for Inc. magazine and last year co-authored “The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up.”
