Beliefs, Behaviors, and Results: The Chief Executive's Guide to Delivering Superior Shareholder Value
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (551 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B013GSG94I |
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| Number of Pages | : | 114 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
All chief executives want to deliver superior returns for their shareholders; however, only a few have been able to do so on a sustainable basis. Through the words and case examples of these leading chief executives, the authors capture the five core principles that have transformed the performance of some of the world's best corporations.. Beliefs, Behaviors, and Results profiles how the best Fortune 200 CEOs have been able to outperform their peers and sustain superior shareholder returns by institutionalizing a set of beliefs and behaviors in their organizations
"The concepts are real and usable, and not obvious" according to John Marek. The concepts are real and usable, and not obvious to many before the fact. It becomes clear that when using generally accepted accounting principles you can end up with a house of cards (negative value that appears to be positive value) when it comes to making real money and growing the value of a company! This is more of an engineered approach to building a corporation's value! If you are reading this as a non-executive or without a finance background (as I read it as an engineer) I would suggest a quick study of one prerequisite concept. Google the definition of WAC. "Goal of every company is to maximize shareholders value" according to Scott. Excellent read on why economic profit is the best metric for maximizing shareholder value and also good suggestions and example on how to impliment in your business.. Same story Amazon Customer This book has no new information, attack the markets that have the most potential, abandon the ones that are losing money or costing to many resources to be competitive in. Oh yea and drive the process down the organization