Failure is Not an Option

Tony Privett

ISBN 10: 1893619745 / ISBN 13: 9781893619746

Published by Historical Publishing Network, 2007

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Failure is Not an Option
• Publisher: Historical Publishing Network
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1893619745
• ISBN 13: 9781893619746
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

A Developer’s Unconventional Wisdom.

"If Edna Ferber had wanted to write a real life story on the history of economic growth in West Texas, her book Giant would have been about Delbert McDougal... "
- from the foreword by Coach Bob Knight

In this Horatio Alger business story, Delbert McDougal started his own company with a $10,000 loan, followed by many evenings and weekends renting and maintaining a small apartment complex.

Over the next twenty five years, McDougal built a multi-million dollar apartment, property development, construction, and realty corporation. The culmination of McDougal's success can be seen in the transformation of the North Overton neighborhood in Lubbock Texas, described as the largest privately-financed urban renewal project in America. His ability to succeed in the face of man), setbacks is a model for any business person, from the sole proprietor to the corporate president.

About the Author

Tony Privett has a diverse history of communications and marketing positions, both in public and private sectors. From 1995 - 2003, he oversaw the communications and legislation departments for the City of Lubbock and served on the Texas Municipal League Board of Directors.

Tony Privett directed sales and marketing departments with both general trade and scholarly book publishers, including Peachtree Publishers, Texas Monthly Press, and Texas Tech University Press. He was also founding Chairman of the Board and co-owner of Longstreet Press.