At the end of each year, we reach out to the more than 2,700 journalists who work at Bloomberg and ask them to study the executives they cover in search of the best recently published books.
There was more overlap in the 52 books recommended here than in previous editions: including four titles recommended more than once. How the world really works They were appointed by Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and Bank of Finland Governor Olli Rein by Vaclav Smil. American investor John Doerr’s action plan to solve the climate crisis; speed and scaleFrom Olivia Albrecht of carbon offset developer Aspiration Partners Inc. CEO and CEO of the travel search engine Trivago NV received Axel Hefer.
A number of commentators, including Volkswagen AG CEO Oliver Blum, cited the general global climate of political and economic uncertainty as a reason to choose something positive. As such, OpenTable Inc. Debbie So, CEO, and Ben Wepre, CEO of Graduate Hotels, presented the proposal. Unreasonable accommodation By Will Guidara, former co-owner of the three-mission-starred restaurant Eleven Madison Park. “Delivering more than people expect is a business strategy that elevates any industry,” Sue says.
For the first time in years, we received no recommendations for any book about cryptocurrency-related, recent news. Perhaps not coincidentally, no one has offered any clues to Elon Musk’s genius.
-with Max Abelson, Claire Balentine, Tylan Biligik, Daniel Bochov, Paul Brennan, Hannah Elliott, Lebavit Lily Germa, Andy Hoffman, Yinka Ibukun, Sabrina Carrazi, Kate Krader, Francine Laqua, Janet Lorin, Carrie Lundgren, David Malinga, Sandra Mergulhao, Joanna Ossinger, Brian Platt, Katie Pojanpalo, Chris Rovzar, Ben Steverman, Jennifer Surane, James Tarmy
