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by Lawrence C. Gambone (Author)
Why do major corporations defy the paradigm "too big to fail" to plummet into economic demise? Conveyed in layman's terms, and incorporating concepts from psychology, social science, finance, and economic history, this book provides a unique, easy to comprehendanalysis of the corporation as a dysfunctional entity.
Author Biography
Lawrence (Larry) Gambone has a master's degree from Rutgers University and is a Certified Public Accountant. He is a veteran, having served with the US Army during the Vietnam War. Larry has extensive corporate experience, having done everything from stocking shelves in a supermarket, working in a warehouse (as a union member), to pushing papers and managing operations. He has over 15 years' experience in internal audit management, 9 of which were as the Director of Audit for a major corporation. Having both high- and low-level corporate positions gives him the unique ability to define corporations-their operations, management, employees-from "both sides of the tracks." Why Corporations Fail is Larry's second book. The first, written with Louis C. Gilde, is entitled The Dilution of America. Currently, Larry lives in Texas with his wife and, most importantly, near his grandchildren.
