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Leave Something On The Table: And Other Surprising Lessons For Success In Business And In Life
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One Of The Most Innovative Minds In Business Provides An Equally Original Guide To Getting Ahead.Frank Bennacks Accomplishments In Media And Business Are Unrivaled.He Was Named Chief Executive Of Hearst In 1979, And For Nearly 30 Years He Helped Solidify The Companys Reputation As A Leader In Consumer Media, Overseeing The Purchase Of More Than Two Dozen Television Stations And Several Major Newspapers (Houston Chronicle), The Launch Of Topselling Magazines (O, The Oprah Magazine), And A Partnership With Abc, Now The Walt Disney Company, To Create The Pioneering Cable Networks A&E, History, And Lifetime. One Of His Greatest Achievements Was When, In 1990, He Negotiated A 20 Percent Stake In Espn For $167 Million. The Sports Network Would Be Valued By Market Analysts At Roughly $30 Billion. He Also Played A Key Role In Hearsts March Toward Diversification, With Acquisitions Of Business Media Assets Including Global Ratings Agency Fitch Group.In Leave Something On The Table, Bennack Takes Readers Behind The Scenes Of These Highstakes Moves And Offers Practical Tips For Excelling In The Corporate World And Beyond. He Tells Stories From His Texas Childhooda First Job At 8, His Own Television Show At 17That Foretold Why He Would Become A Ceo At 46. And He Shares His Encounters With Us Presidents, Reflects On His Longtime Commitment To Philanthropy, And Describes His And His Colleagues Unwavering Quest To Build The Visionary Hearst Tower.This Is A Heartfelt Handbook For How To Advance Not Only As A Professional But As A Person. As Bennack Writes, Its Not Currently Fashionable To Make The Case For The High Road. It Looks Longer, And Oldfashioned, And Its Easy To Conclude That While Youre Climbing The Ladder, Burdened By Your Values, Others Are Reaching The Top Faster. But If The Stories In These Pages Suggest A Broader Truth, Its Exactly The Opposite: The High Road Is Quicker, With A Better View Along The Way, And More Satisfaction At The Summit.
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