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Success does not come easily in the world of business, especially if you choose to challenge some of the most widely held beliefs in modern finance. Nobody knows this better than Joel Stern– a man who swam against the strong current of conventional financial dogma and ended up revolutionizing the way CEOs and money managers value and measure performance. By maintaining a steadfast belief in his concept of Economic Value Added (EVA) and convincing individuals, institutions, and companies of its validity, Stern has become a catalyst for change in the world of finance. He has also become the man who made EVA the most insightful measure of today’ s corporate performance. In Against the Grain: How to Succeed in Business by Peddling Heresy, Stern shares for the first time, not only the story of how EVA swept the corporate world, but the story behind the story– the intellectual underpinnings of EVA, how he and his colleagues at Stern Stewart & Co. promoted the concept, won its initial acceptance by major corporations, and later turned the concept into a revolution that has continued to grip the worlds of business and finance. But Against the Grain is about more than Joel Stern’ s achievements in shaping economic thought and financial practices. This absorbing business memoir is about the life challenges of an incredibly driven individual. Through fascinating anecdotes and vignettes, you’ ll get an up-close look at Joel Stern the person and the professional– from growing up in a middle-class Jewish family in New York City to attending graduate classes with Myron Scholes and learning from teachers such as Merton Miller and Milton Friedman. You’ ll also seehow dogged determination and an unwavering belief in his ideas led to the creation of Stern Stewart & Co.– a world-class consulting firm with offices on five continents. It takes confidence and skill to buck the trend, and Joel Stern has a lot of both.

AN EXCITING NEW ANTHOLOGY that provides a year's worth of the most interesting, noteworthy, and best-written articles on all aspects of the business world. "The Stock that Ate Cincinnati" by Gerri Willis, from Smart Money "Life Sucks and Then You Fly" by Warren Berger, from Wired "Paradise Lost" by Michael Hopkins, from Inc. "How to Become a Top Banana" by Donald Bartlett and James Steele, from Time "Burning Up" and "Up in Smoke" by Jack Willoughby, from Barron's "How to Give Away $21.8 Billion" by Jean Strouse, from The New York Times Magazine "A Killer in Our Food" by Jeff Taylor, Janet L. Fix, and Alison Young, from the Detroit Free Press "What I Did at Summer Camp" by Ken Auletta, from The New Yorker "Maid to Order -- The Politics of Other Women's Work" by Barbara Ehrenreich, from Harper's "Tech Is King; Now Meet the Prince" by Andy Serwer, from Fortune "Behind Trump's Political Fling" by Chris Byron, from George "Past Due: In Relic of '50s and '60s Blacks Still Pay More for a Type of Insurance" by Scot Paltrow, from The Wall Street Journal "The Fall of a Dot-Com" by John Byrne, from Business Week "Why WTO United So Many Foes" by David Postman, Lynda V. Mapes, Alex Fryer, and Sally MacDonald, from The Seattle Times "Boom or Bust?" by Michael Lewis, from Business 2.0 "Brand You: Better Selling through Anthropology" by Thomas Frank, from Harper's "Steel Town -- Corrections Corporation of America Is Trying to Turn Youngstown, Ohio, into the Private-Prison Capital of the World" by Barry Yeoman, from Mother Jones "Alone at the Top: How John Reed Lost the Reins of Citigroup to His Cochairman" by Charles Gasparino and Paul Becket, from The Wall StreetJournal "The Genome Warrior" by Richard Preston, from The New Yorker "Friendly for Whose Family?" by Betty Holcomb, from Ms.

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