Book Description

In February 2003, Wal-Mart became the first company to rank #1 on both the Fortune 500 and the Fortune Most Admired lists. A year later, it again headed Fortune's Most Admired List and, would almost certainly be ranked #1 on the Fortune 500 list for 2004 with $256.3 billion in revenues. Despite facing a critical challenge that has ruined many great companies - the death of a beloved and visionary founder - Wal-Mart has thrived. This book explains the achievements of the post-Sam Walton leadership: the hypergrowth, the extraordinary low-pricing model, the global teamwork, and the company's battle to improve its reputation.

How did a leadership team of relative unknowns build on Sam Walton's legacy, manage a winning succession, and create a retail powerhouse that is bigger, stronger, and far more complex than the company Walton left behind? How did they create the Wal-Mart triumph?

About Author

Robert Slater, a 21-year veteran of Time magazine, has written more than twenty books, including the bestseller Jack Welch and the GE Way.

Book Dimension :

length: (cm)21.3 　　　 　　　　　 　　　　　 width:(cm)14.1