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Barack, Inc.: Winning Business Lessons of the Obama Campaign
A book by Barry Libert
What can business leaders learn from Barack Obama's improbable victory? A great deal, says this brief, readable book, which spells out the lessons of the Obama campaign and goes on to illustrate them, citing companies that have used similar techniques … see full wiki
Author:
Barry Libert
Genre:
Nonfiction,
Business,
Politics
Publisher:
FT Press
Date Published:
January 15, 2009
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review by luxuryreading.
June 18, 2009
In "Barack, Inc.", Barry Libert and Rick Faulk focus on the strategies that worked so well during the presidential campaign, and that can be applied to the business world in general. Topics discussed are the use of social technologies, Obama's calm and collected leadership style, the overall concept of change, and so on. "Barack, Inc." is an easy and fast read - a book that you can finish in one afternoon. I think the concepts and lessons described in the book are definitely … more
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review by rockholly.
April 23, 2009
Barack Obama is one of the most amazing Cinderella stories in American history. Whether you are a supporter or a hater of the President, it can be safely said with absolute certainty that this unknown came out of nowhere to claim the highest office in the country. It's a result of a perfect storm of politics thanks to a hated group in power, a lot of bad decisions made, a lot of luck, and a brilliant team of people surrounding Obama. In the book 'Barack, Inc.: Winning Business Lessons of the Obama … more
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review by cecilbothwell.
April 15, 2009
Barry Libert and Rick Faulk decided to make a bit of hay in the sunny aftermath of the Obama campaign. If you need to read this book to understand what Obama accomplished, you REALLY need to read this book. If you paid any attention at all to Web 2.0, to the bottom-up organizing that Howard Dean birthed and nurtured in his 2003 run, to the social networks that are proliferating via text and tweet ... you are doubtless busy applying lessons already learned. At least Libert and Faulk don't waste much … more
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