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Blake Mycoskie
Start something that matters

Social aspectsMarketing

Start something that matters

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First published: 2011
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Known as the founder of TOMS Shoes and as a contestant on The Amazing Race, Mycoskie uses his experience with TOMS, as well as interviews with leaders of non-profits and corporations, to convey valuable lessons about entrepreneurship, transparency of leadership, and living by one's values

Subjects: Social aspects
Marketing
Entrepreneurship
Social responsibility of business
Marketing, social aspects
Social entrepreneurship

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