Synopsis:
FIRST, two men set out to find a better way to feed their families. THEN, they created a business that feeds millions of families. NOW, people are asking how the rural, small-town basement operation that started in 1959 turned into a $6.3 billion global phenomenon of today. AVAILABLE NOW is Empire of Freedom—the first fully up-to-date exploration of the Amway phenomenon in fifteen years!
"The Amway story vividly and powerfully reminds us all that the values we hold dear as Americans—freedom, private enterprise, individual initiative, personal responsibility, and the love of family—are universal in scope and appeal."
—From the Foreword by Richard Lesher,
President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
As author James W. Robinson journeys inside one of the world?s largest direct sales organizations, readers from all walks of life will discover:
· How two men built an internationally respected company based on core American values and beliefs
· Inspirational stories from hardworking men and women around the world who have overcome adversity to achieve financial success in Amway
· How technological advances will affect Amway in the 21st century
· Success secrets of top Amway leaders
· The worst thing anyone ever said about Amway
Selected by Success magazine as an "Editor?s Choice" book, Empire of Freedom was featured on the front flap of all newsstand copies of the magazine?s multilevel-marketing special edition in October 1996.
About the Author
James W. Robinson, author of Better Speeches in Ten Simple Steps, Doing Business in Vietnam, and After the Revolution (all from Prima), is a veteran speechwriter and political communicator who has worked for some of America's top business leaders and elected officials, including Ronald Reagan, former California governor George Deukmejian, and California attorney general Dan Lungren. From 1987 to 1993 he served as the trade representative for the governor of California and later as the state?s world trade commissioner. His accomplishments include overseeing the establishment of California?s five foreign trade and investment offices, including its Asian offices located in Tokyo and Hong Kong. Mr. Robinson is currently the vice president of public affairs for the American Trucking Association.
About the Author:
James W. Robinson, author of Better Speeches in Ten Simple Steps, Doing Business in Vietnam, and After the Revolution (all from Prima), is a veteran speechwriter and political communicator who has worked for some of America's top business leaders and elected officials, including Ronald Reagan, former California governor George Deukmejian, and California attorney general Dan Lungren. From 1987 to 1993 he served as the trade representative for the governor of California and later as the state?s world trade commissioner. His accomplishments include overseeing the establishment of California?s five foreign trade and investment offices, including its Asian offices located in Tokyo and Hong Kong. Mr. Robinson is currently the vice president of public affairs for the American Trucking Association.
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