Riding for the Brand: Volume 1 - Lee, Lawrence H.
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Riding for the Brand is the autobiography of Lawrence H. "Larry" Lee, who started working for Western Airlines in 1943 as a baggage handler, and eventually became CEO and Chairman of the Board. Larry was instrumental in establishing a "hub" in Salt Lake City, Utah, in just 3 short months, a task that was nothing short of a miracle. Larry believed in miracles, and that with enough hard work, dedication, and sacrifice they could happen. Larry worked with the unions to bring the airline back from the brink of bankruptcy and implemented a profit sharing plan, as well as giving the unions…mehr

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Riding for the Brand is the autobiography of Lawrence H. "Larry" Lee, who started working for Western Airlines in 1943 as a baggage handler, and eventually became CEO and Chairman of the Board. Larry was instrumental in establishing a "hub" in Salt Lake City, Utah, in just 3 short months, a task that was nothing short of a miracle. Larry believed in miracles, and that with enough hard work, dedication, and sacrifice they could happen. Larry worked with the unions to bring the airline back from the brink of bankruptcy and implemented a profit sharing plan, as well as giving the unions representation on the Board of Directors. Larry truly "rode for the brand". With his loyalty, leadership and vision, Western posted the highest profit in its 60 year history on the day he retired.
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Riding for the Brand is the autobiography of Lawrence H. "Larry" Lee. Larry started working for Western Airlines in 1943, at the age of 16, and eventually became CEO and Chairman of the Board. During his 43 years with Western Airlines, Larry worked in many different capacities, and was instrumental in creating a "hub" in Salt Lake City, Utah, in just 3 short months, a task most thought was impossible. Larry also helped to bring Western back from the brink of bankruptcy by working with the unions, implementing profit sharing, and leading by example. Larry truly "rode for the brand" and his loyalty and leadership were admired by many. On the day Larry retired in 1986, Western Airlines posted the highest profit in its 60 year history.