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2nd edition. For students and managers who intend to work in a service organisation.

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2nd edition. For students and managers who intend to work in a service organisation.
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Tony L. Doherty is Director of Research and Enterprise, SOAS London University, is senior manager, author, academic, performance improvement consultant and Director of a Social Enterprise. Previously he has worked as a Knowledge Transfer manager in three UK universities. As well as a wide variety of management subjects, he has taught religious studies and theology, and has worked for the European Commission. He has 30 years' experience of managing public services in the voluntary sector, social enterprises, local and national government, international agencies, working with police, probation, offender management, youth, social, education, urban regeneration and health services Terry Horne, Lancashire Business School, is an author, academic and general management consultant with a special interest in public service organizations. His clients have included the BBC, the NHS, the Crown Agents, local government, colleges of further and higher education, ICI, Pfizer pharmaceuticals, British Gas, The Children of Russia Foundation and the Institute of Management. He was formerly a director of BTR, owners of Dunlop, and Colt International, owners of Pratt & Whitney Aerospace Simon Wootton is Chief Operating Officer of North Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, is a senior manager, as well as an author and volunteer children's event organiser for Diabetes UK. Simon has previous senior management experience in the Pharmaceutical Industry with Pfizer, Eli Lilly and Ivax Pharmaceuticals. He was also a Chief executive of an independent Mental Health service. He is a qualified Biochemist and was part of the NHS General Management Scheme