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On Jan. 1, 2009, Whirlpool corp. Chairman and CEO Jeff Fettig told its 70,000 employees that economic forces had placed the home appliances manufacturer in the weakest position he could remember. By the end of 2009, the $17 billion giant, the leader in its space against brands that include Electrolux and GE, produced a 9% sales growth and now projects another 6.9% increase in 2010.
Follow along as we offer performance reviews of each task of The Apprentice 2010, with assessments of the candidates, their teams and their project managers. In addition, I will assess the performances of African American candidates Kelly, Gene and Liza for as long as they remain in The Apprentice talent pool.
Boutique talent firm CEO, Heather Lowery, talks working her way from the bottom up in the entertainment industry
A dynamic group of professionals and entrepreneurs who play hard in a tough economy—and continue to win.
Congratulations! You have taken care of satisfied customers from one side of the United States to the other. Your business has grown from a startup level of sales to a...
