Elizabeth I, CEO

strategic lessons from the leader who built an empire

In 1558, Elizabeth I inherited a business in trouble: burdened by runaway inflation and a debased currency, lacking strategic alliances, torn by internal dissent, and eyed greedily by competitors bent on takeover, England was on the brink of ruin. Forty-five years later, the island nation was the richest and most powerful country in Europe.

Prentice Hall Press
2000
9780735201897
book

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