Managing with God

Several prominent business executives discuss how their religious beliefs impacts their business practices. According to Aaron Feurstein, President and Chief Executive of Malden Mills Industries, who belongs to the orthodox group in Judaism, the book of Deuteronomy instructs his business practice. A...

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Published in:Forbes 1998-07, Vol.162 (2), p.20
Main Author: Mastony, Colleen
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Christianity
Executives
Management styles
Manycompanies
Manypeople
Melrose, Ken
Mission statements
Presidents
Religion
Success
Talmud
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Summary:Several prominent business executives discuss how their religious beliefs impacts their business practices. According to Aaron Feurstein, President and Chief Executive of Malden Mills Industries, who belongs to the orthodox group in Judaism, the book of Deuteronomy instructs his business practice. According to Truett Cathy, Chairman and Chief Executive of Chick-fil-A Inc., a Southern Baptist, 52 years ago the decision was made to close the restaurants on Sundays, and the company has never varied from that. According to Kendrick Melrose, Chairman and Chief Executive of Toro Co., you see the greatest example of Christian leadership in Jesus' relationship with his disciples.
ISSN:0015-6914
2609-1445