Drawing from his thirty years of entrepreneurial experience, his friendship with Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
, and years of self-motivated study, Jack Kahl reveals the true spirit of leadership.
In 1971, Kahl made the investment of a lifetime: he bought a small, Cleveland company with revenues of just $800,000, renamed the company Manco, Inc.
, and began creating one of the most exciting business stories ever.
By the time Kahl retired in 2000, the company was s.
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River Grove Books Leading from the heart: choosing to be a servant leader, paperback/jack kahl
