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Business legend shares success strategies

Gallagher is one of New Zealand’s most famous companies and export brands. It turns 75 this year, and Paul Goldsmith’s book Legend marks this special milestone. This is the inspirational […]

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Gallagher is one of New Zealand’s most famous companies and export brands. It turns 75 this year, and Paul Goldsmith’s book Legend marks this special milestone. This is the inspirational story of Sir William (Bill) Gallagher, a Kiwi business hero – a dedicated, energetic and innovative philanthropist with a vision of growth for his company and a desire to dominate international markets. The book reveals Sir William’s strategies for management, leadership, export growth and R&D investment. It details how his Kiwi can-do attitude transformed Gallagher into a global success. Not just a business story, Legend also covers Sir William’s adventures, with stories of his first wife’s kidnapping, his own stabbing, and tales of diving for sunken treasure with the late Kelly Tarlton. It’s a book that engages you right from the very first chapter.
ISBN: 978-17755-33368

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