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    Tony Horton

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    Someone to Respect and Admire Anthony Sawyer Horton Jr. “Tony Horton” One person I admire is Tony Horton‚ there are not many people who I do admire nor even catch my eye but Tony is the one person who stands out to me. He does not work for corporate or some fancy organization in the professional business world‚ but he does have an outstanding business a fitness business to be exact. He is the lead instructor and trainer for Power 90 X (P90X). Power 90 x is a series of fitness’s which include

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    Tony Blair

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    The extract from Tony Blair’s political speech on terrorism at the Labour Party conference was published on “The Guardian” on the 2nd of October 2001. “The Guardian” is a British Internet newspaper owned by the Guardian Media Group. “The Guardian” identifies with center-left liberalism and its readership supports typically left in British politics. Tony Blair served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007 and was the Labour Party’s longest-serving Prime Minister. His and the

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    Culture and diversity of a company is extremely important and will determine the success of a business. Deciding what culture is best for a company is challenging. A lot of focus should be on what type of leader is most appropriate for the organization. Implementing strong values will strengthen the company. The way company’s adapts to change will also affect the way a company will prosper during challenging times. Founded by Nick Swinmurn in 1999 Zappos Company is a solely web based retailer

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    and has never gone down or out of commission during my shopping experiences. Zappos’ customer focused environment stemmed from owner /chief executive Tony Hsieh. Hsieh’s goal was to offer impeccable service thus producing customer satisfaction and repeat business with a distinction from the rest. By prioritizing Zappos’ company culture‚ Hsieh achieved his goal. His objective was to be good to his employees and create a happy and satisfied work team who would in turn create that same happiness

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    Zappos

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    In 1999 the founder of Zappos was Nick Seinmurn‚ it all began when he was walking around a mall in San Francisco looking for a pair of shoes. He tired looking for shoes everywhere in the mall and couldn’t find the right pair and went home empty-handed and at home‚ Nick tried looking for his shoes online and was again unsuccessful. So Nick decided to quit his day job and start an online shoe retailer and in 1999 that’s when Zappos.com was born. The original idea was to create a web site that offered

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    To make Zappos the online shoe giant‚ Swinmurn teamed up with investor Tony Hsieh who was later named CEO and helped grow the company (Eng‚ 2012; Kopelman at.el‚ 2012; Zappos.com). The company started making profits slowly after making a commitment to customer services; gaining loyal customers. In Early 2009 the company was sold to Amazon‚ closing a $1.2 billion deal (Kopelman at. El‚ 2012). Not only did Swinmurn and Hsieh build a company but they also build a whole new culture. This paper will

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    Part One: Planning FedEx (2011) Behind the scenes look at FedEx distribution and sorting process in Memphis. (3:20) BMW’s Aging Assembly Line Runs Like New (2010) Richard Roth reports on BMW’s work force that is not only getting older but is also getting better with a little help from some innovative footwear. (4:20) Donuts To Dollars (2009) Segment covers the expansion of Tim Hortons to the U.S. market and the challenges of a Canadian company entering the market with a focus on the competition

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    Tony Takitani Analysis

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    In Tony Takitani‚ loneliness is a reoccurring theme. The characters experience their own versions of emptiness‚ and they cope with it differently. Lack of companionship doesn’t bother Tony Takitani for most of his life‚ until he meets Konuma Eiko and falls in love with her. After the two are married Tony is no longer lonely‚ but is overcome by the fear of becoming lonely again. This fear eventually subsides‚ and he learns that Eiko has a lonely side as well. Eiko has an empty space that she fills

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    Background of Tony Fernandes Tony Fernandes was born on 30 April 1964 in Kuala Lumpur to an Indian father who was originally from Chennai‚ India and a Christian Eurasian mother of mixed Portuguese and Malaccan descent. He was educated at Epsom College from 1977 to 1983 and graduated from London School of Economics in 1987. He had worked briefly with Virgin Atlantic as a Financial Controller. He was also the youngest CEO to lead the Warner Music Records (Malaysia) before deciding to set up Tune Air

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    Bus290 Section 01 1:30-2:20 p.m. Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits‚ Passion‚ and Purpose by Tony Hsieh February 4‚ 2014 Haofei Chen Xinyue Wang When Tony Hsieh was nine years old‚ his dream was to make lots of money by breeding and selling earthworms‚ so his parents paid $33.45 for a box of mud that contained at least one hundred earthworms. Then he built a “worm box” in his back

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