Up the organization / Robert Townsend.

By:

Townsend, Robert, 1920-

Material type:

TextPublisher: New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 1970Edition: First EditionDescription: 202 pp ; 22 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Up the organization.LOC classification:

HD31 .T66

NLM classification:

HD 31 T749u 1970

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Also issued online.

Summary: [Robert Townsend] is the man who took the tiny, unknown Avis Rent a Car corporation and made it into the nation's best-known No. 2. What he has to say comes from his Avis years, his American Express years, his Wall Street years, and his just plain gutsy, iconoclastic business-genius years -- from book jacket.

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[Robert Townsend] is the man who took the tiny, unknown Avis Rent a Car corporation and made it into the nation's best-known No. 2. What he has to say comes from his Avis years, his American Express years, his Wall Street years, and his just plain gutsy, iconoclastic business-genius years -- from book jacket.