Rod McQueen

Autor de The Eatons: The Rise and Fall of Canada's Royal Family

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Sobre El Autor

Rod McQueen, the Toronto-based senior writer of National Post, is the winner of the National Business Book Award for Who Killed Confederation Life?, along with numerous other awards. He is the author of eight books. McQueen has worked professionally in London, England, and Washington, D.C.

Obras de Rod McQueen

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The Eatons: The Rise and Fall of Canada's Royal Family (1998) 65 copias

BlackBerry: The Inside Story of Research in Motion (2010) 41 copias

Who Killed Confederation Life?: The Inside Story (1996) 10 copias

The money-spinners: An intimate portrait of the men who run Canada's banks (1983) 6 copias

Fantasy in Florence: Leaving Home and Loving it (2007) 5 copias

Cant Buy Me Love (2001) 4 copias

Risky business: Inside Canada's $86-billion insurance industry (1985) 4 copias

Driven to Succeed: How Frank Hasenfratz Grew Linamar from Guelph to Global (2012) 4 copias

The Last Best Hope: How to Start and Grow Your Own Business (1995) 3 copias

The Icarus Factor: The Rise and Fall of Edgar Bronfman, Jr (2004) 2 copias

Manulife: How Dominic D'Alessandro Built a Global Giant and Fought to Save It (2009) 1 copia

Blind trust: Inside the Sinclair Stevens affair (1987) 1 copia

Leap of faith: The MacDonald report (1985) 1 copia

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Nombre canónico: McQueen, Rod
Fecha de nacimiento: 1943
Género: male
Nacionalidad: Canada

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Who killed Confederation Life? : the inside story por Rod McQueen

Confederation Life Insurance Company (Subject)

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LOM-Lausanne | May 1, 2020 |

Manulife: How Dominic D'Alessandro Built a Global… por Rod Mcqueen

This is a well researched "business biography" which will appeal to those who read the daily newspaper business pages. It is written in the business journalism style; it's not in the "as told to" format. According to the author, It is not written as an authorized biography, although it had the support of Mr. D'Alessandro and the Manulife corporation. It was generally sympathetic and respectful of D'Alessandro and only in the last chapter did the author veer towards being fawning. All in all it is a balanced account of the time that D'Alessando ran Manulife.… (más)

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BrianEWilliams | Jun 15, 2009 |

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