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Business pioneers : family, fortune and philanthropy ; Cadbury, Sainsbury and John Lewis 🔍
Random House Business Books, London, England, 2001
Kennedy, Carol 🔍
description
This text examines the different styles of management, business ethos and social conscience of three great trading families: the Cadburys - a vast, interwoven clan, epitomizing the Midlands and West Country Quaker tradition associated with the chocolate industry; the Sainsburys - Victorian grocers who climbed the ladder of English class to become peers and late 20th-century Medicis; and the Lewises - the first family business to voluntarily abandon its dynastic inheritance to create the profit-sharing John Lewis. It also looks at the battle for the high street and the future for retail, especially the implications of the Internet.
Alternative title
Business Pioneers: Sainsbury, John Lewis, Cadbury
Alternative title
Merchant princes
Alternative author
Carol Kennedy
Alternative publisher
London: Random House Business
Alternative publisher
Constable and Robinson
Alternative publisher
Vintage Digital
Alternative edition
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
Alternative edition
London, 2001], ©2000
Alternative edition
New ed, London, 2000
Alternative edition
New Ed, PS, 2001
metadata comments
Originally published: as The merchant princes. London : Hutchinson, 2000.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Alternative description
Originally published: as The merchant princes. London : Hutchinson, 2000
Includes bibliographical references and index
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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