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Gregory K. Ericksen
The Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award
Insights from the Winner's Circle
Kaplan Publishing, 2002
What's inside?
Entrepreneurism is a daunting challenge, filled with risk and labor — but there is an Award if you are very, very good.
Recommendation
The Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year (EOY) Awards identify the best entrepreneurs, and author Gregory K. Ericksen runs the awards program. This gives him unusual insight into the judging criteria and the winners’ performance standards. His clearly written text brings you into the judging process, and then explains how your business can triumph in leadership, team building, innovation and financial performance. He shares advice and experience from judges (former EOY winners) and current winners. Profiles of the judges and longer examinations of winning companies - including Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Southwest Airlines and 1-800-Flowers - offer practical case histories of entrepreneurs who have done it all, from starting out in garages to surviving disasters to succeeding in pacesetting businesses. Despite his cheerleading tone, Ericksen gets down in the trenches of entrepreneurship. getAbstract.com recommends his inside look at its triumphs and travails to owners and managers of businesses large and small. (Editor’s note: getAbstract provided some consulting services to Ernst & Young during the preparation of this book.)
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About the Author
Gregory K. Ericksen, national director of entrepreneurial services at Ernst & Young, is coauthor of The Ernst & Young Guide to Taking Your Company Public and three other entrepreneurship books. He chairs the Ernst & Young International Entrepreneurial Services Steering Committee and the Entrepreneur of the Year Institute. He is a member of the Pacific Americas Commerce and Trade Pact and a board member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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