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Five ambitious executives vie for the top job at a major corporation
after the president suddenly drops dead in this classic business novel
Fifty-six-year-old
Tredway Corporation president Avery Bullard is getting into a taxi
after a business lunch in Manhattan when he collapses from a cerebral
hemorrhage. Although his body isn’t immediately identified, the
reverberations of his death will soon be felt in the boardrooms of every
branch of his company. In the minutes before he died, Bullard had
finally decided on whom to appoint as his executive vice president—but
he never got the chance to announce his selection. Now, with no
successor in place, five corporate VPs—comptroller Loren P. Shaw,
treasurer Frederick W. Alderson, design and development director Don
Walling, manufacturing chief Jesse Grimm, and head of sales J. Walter
Dudley—compete for the top position.
Who will ascend to the executive suite?
From
the long-simmering resentments to the startling power plays, insider
trading to rapid business decisions and personal dramas, Executive Suite is
a riveting novel as well as an authentic and timeless depiction of how a
corporation operates and what it takes to succeed in business.
Five ambitious executives vie for the top job at a major corporation
after the president suddenly drops dead in this classic business novel
Fifty-six-year-old Tredway Corporation president Avery...
Five ambitious executives vie for the top job at a major corporation
after the president suddenly drops dead in this classic business novel
Fifty-six-year-old
Tredway Corporation president Avery Bullard is getting into a taxi
after a business lunch in Manhattan when he collapses from a cerebral
hemorrhage. Although his body isn’t immediately identified, the
reverberations of his death will soon be felt in the boardrooms of every
branch of his company. In the minutes before he died, Bullard had
finally decided on whom to appoint as his executive vice president—but
he never got the chance to announce his selection. Now, with no
successor in place, five corporate VPs—comptroller Loren P. Shaw,
treasurer Frederick W. Alderson, design and development director Don
Walling, manufacturing chief Jesse Grimm, and head of sales J. Walter
Dudley—compete for the top position.
Who will ascend to the executive suite?
From
the long-simmering resentments to the startling power plays, insider
trading to rapid business decisions and personal dramas, Executive Suite is
a riveting novel as well as an authentic and timeless depiction of how a
corporation operates and what it takes to succeed in business.
Advance Praise
“A fine job of writing; the suspense is terrific; and when you’ve finished the book we think you’ll know a lot more about what really makes business men tick than most people know.” —Daily News (New York)
“This is the world of business snapshotted in one of its all-out battles with no holds barred. . . . The reader [is] entertained by some rapid-fire storytelling.” —San Francisco Chronicle
“An extremely well-informed novel of the financial world and its high-echelon inhabitants.” —The New York Times
“While reminiscent of John P. Marquand and Sinclair Lewis, [Hawley’s] work is completely individual not only in content but in style and treatment.” —New York Herald Tribune Book Review
Praise for Cameron Hawley
“Hawley’s books are realistic page-turners about the romance and drama of business.” —Marsha Enright, The Atlas Society
“A fine job of writing; the suspense is terrific; and when you’ve finished the book we think you’ll know a lot more about what really makes business men tick than most people know.” —Daily News (New...
“A fine job of writing; the suspense is terrific; and when you’ve finished the book we think you’ll know a lot more about what really makes business men tick than most people know.” —Daily News (New York)
“This is the world of business snapshotted in one of its all-out battles with no holds barred. . . . The reader [is] entertained by some rapid-fire storytelling.” —San Francisco Chronicle
“An extremely well-informed novel of the financial world and its high-echelon inhabitants.” —The New York Times
“While reminiscent of John P. Marquand and Sinclair Lewis, [Hawley’s] work is completely individual not only in content but in style and treatment.” —New York Herald Tribune Book Review
Praise for Cameron Hawley
“Hawley’s books are realistic page-turners about the romance and drama of business.” —Marsha Enright, The Atlas Society
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