Ginetta, uma vida pelo ideal da unidade

El primer libro sobre marketing de la autora, donde cuenta el secreto de su éxito. Quienes quieren emprender su proyecto, no tener jefes y tener su propia empresa, encontrarán todos los tips de Tamara Di Tella, la mujer éxito.

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Gustavo Cisneros is one of the most successful business leaders in the history of Latin America. He took the major company built by his father, Diego Cisneros, and transformed it into a diversified, international powerhouse. Indeed, he was perhaps the first entrepreneur to see the potential of the U.S. Hispanic market, and he cofounded Univision, which would become the leading Spanish-language media company in the United States. In his book, Pablo Bachelet narrates an engaging tale about the growth of an influential and complex entrepreneurial organization and the evolution of its leader....

Continuando la biografía de Pedro Poveda relatada en los anteriores volúmenes de la Serie "Cuadernos Biográficos", la autora expone en éste volumen no 7, su vida desde el año 1917 hasta 1921. En ellos la naciente Institución Teresiana se expansiona por toda la geografía creando Academias en muchas provincias españolas; es especialmente importante la actividad de la Academia de Madrid y de las personas que colaboraban con ella, ya que estaban a la cabeza del movimiento pedagógico y cultural de aquel momento. Estos acontecimientos y la necesidad de gobernar la Institución Teresiana...