Vol. 21, Issue 31 The Power of We Succeeding Through Partnerships By: Jonathan Tisch 260 pp. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2004 Review by: Leslie Johnston

Jonathan Tisch, Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels and one of the nation's most influential corporate executives, understands the power of partnerships in achieving success. Although he developed his leadership philosophy in the context of the travel and tourism industry, its principles are applicable to any industry, community service, or government. The key to success, according to Tisch, is partnering with individuals and community groups to achieve what no single organization can achieve alone. In The Power of We, Tisch illustrates his management philosophy of cooperation and partnership at all levels with an abundance of background information and personal stories from Loews Hotels, providing both the mindset that companies should adopt in pursuit of their business and advice on practical applications.

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