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A Small Difference by Raymond Plank SC 2012
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- ISBN
- 9780533165261
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Vantage Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0533165261
ISBN-13
9780533165261
eBay Product ID (ePID)
117218308
Product Key Features
Book Title
Small Difference
Number of Pages
352 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Entrepreneurship, Personal Memoirs, Business
Publication Year
2012
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Business & Economics
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
TitleLeading
A
Reviews
"In the beginning, and as a child of the Depression, Raymond showed his entrepreneurial spirit early by selling eggs from the family farm. On the cusp of his tenth decade, his interests and accomplishments in the fields of business, education, historic preservation, international affairs, land stewardship, the arts, and public policy are beyond description. Most would eventually sit back and smell the flowers, but not Raymond. He continues to challenge himself. His unquenchable desire to make a small difference will be his legacy." David Higgins, Director, Public Affairs, and investor ombudsman, "It has been said that every person on earth is only six steps away from contact with every other person. In Raymond Plank's case, I believe the degree of separation is much closer." -Rob Johnston, Region Vice President, Apache Corporation, "Sui generis, Raymond Plank is a force of nature and a force for good as he so compellingly relates in this memoir that is both a tale of his life and success and an insightful commentary on the 20th Century and beyond."--John C. Gulla, Head of Blake School "It has been said that every person on earth is only six steps away from contact with every other person. In Raymond Plank's case, I believe the degree of separation is much closer."--Rob Johnston, Region Vice President, Apache Corporation "In the beginning, and as a child of the Depression, Raymond showed his entrepreneurial spirit early by selling eggs from the family farm. On the cusp of his tenth decade, his interests and accomplishments in the fields of business, education, historic preservation, international affairs, land stewardship, the arts, and public policy are beyond description. Most would eventually sit back and smell the flowers, but not Raymond. He continues to challenge himself. His unquenchable desire to make a small difference will be his legacy."--David Higgins, Director, Public Affairs, and investor ombudsman, "Sui generis, Raymond Plank is a force of nature and a force for good as he so compellingly relates in this memoir that is both a tale of his life and success and an insightful commentary on the 20th Century and beyond." -John C. Gulla, Head of Blake School
Synopsis
In the oil and gas industry, there are many exciting tales of wildcat discoveries. This memoir of Raymond Plank's methodical leadership in building Apache Corporation to a $50 billion global oil and gas company tells a more subtle and widely relevant story. Plank's parents instilled essential values that have served as his lifelong compass, his father urging him to "try to make a very small difference on behalf of others." Steeled as a bomber pilot in the Pacific, Plank graduated from Yale in 1946 and considered his business future. Invited to join his father's printing business, he chose instead to pursue an independent path. This book chronicles the innovations Plank brought to bear in the growth of Apache Corporation and his fostering of lifelong learning. It demonstrates that Raymond Plank has made a very meaningful difference in the lives of others.
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