A Monday Morning Radio Mastermind Group Offering Best Business and Life Practices

from Monday Morning Radio · host Dean Rotbart

Imagine learning best business practices from the former vice chairman of Booz Allen Hamilton, Chairman of Chiquita Brands International, publisher and CEO of the Chicago Sun Times, and directors at Virgin America and Allegheny Energy. You wouldn't actually need a very big room, since Cyrus Freidheim filled everyone of those roles during his 55-year business career, as well as stints at Union Carbide, Ford Motor, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Cyrus has summed up all he's learned about business — and life — in a newly published book, Commit & Deliver: On the Frontlines of Management Consulting. There's no need to pay $1,000 an hour or more for Cyrus's expertise. It's free for the taking this week as host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart's guest is Cyrus Freidheim. Photo: Cyrus Freidheim, Commit & DeliverPosted: December 27, 2021Monday Morning Run Time: 56:08

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