100 Most Popular Business Leaders for Young Adults: Biographical Sketches and Professional Paths
By (Author) Rochelle Logan
By (author) Julie Halverstadt
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Libraries Unlimited Inc
15th May 2002
United States
Primary and Secondary Educational
Non Fiction
Educational: Business studies and economics
Careers guidance
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Work, politics and society
338.60922
Hardback
419
A must-have reference book for middle and high school libraries, this compilation of profiles and professional paths illuminates the lives of business people who made it to the top of the business world either as entrepreneurs or by climbing the corporate ladder. Photos, key date lists, professional advice, and resource lists for further research accompany profiles of successful business leaders such as Laura Ashley, Bill Gates, Quincy Jones, Wolfgang Puck, Martha Stewart, and Oprah Winfrey. An excellent first stop for students starting research papers or looking to pursue business careers. Grades 6-12.
The variety of personalities chosen, the brevity of the sketch and the inclusion of suggestions for further reading, make this book intriguing.-Catholic Library World
This is a great book...Almost all of the biographies of those included or their companies will be names easily recognized by the readers. The people are all positive examples of businesspersons, something badly needed in today's world of eroding confidence.-Colorado Libraries
This volume can be used not only as a biographical reference tool but as inspiration for young entrepreneurs. It should find a home in high-school and public libraries.-Booklist
"The variety of personalities chosen, the brevity of the sketch and the inclusion of suggestions for further reading, make this book intriguing."-Catholic Library World
"This volume can be used not only as a biographical reference tool but as inspiration for young entrepreneurs. It should find a home in high-school and public libraries."-Booklist
"This is a great book...Almost all of the biographies of those included or their companies will be names easily recognized by the readers. The people are all positive examples of businesspersons, something badly needed in today's world of eroding confidence."-Colorado Libraries
ROCHELLE LOGAN is Associate Director of Support Services, Douglas Public Library District, Castle Rock, Colorado. JULIE HALVERSTADT is Catalog/Automated Systems Librarian with the Douglas Public Library District, Castle Rock, Colorado.