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Accelerate Your Experience

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  • Achleitner, Paul M.

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Insights from the top: A veteran of global finance reveals the principles that define success in an era of disruption. Accelerate Your Experience distills decades of leadership insight from one of Europe’s most influential financial minds. In sixty engaging reflections, former Goldman Sachs Partner, Allianz CFO, and Chair of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Bank, Paul M. Achleitner, offers a fresh perspective on management and navigating uncertainty in an era of rapid and disruptive change. At a time when businesses face growing political and social pressures, Achleitner presents remedies to the prevailing pessimism in Western economies. Drawing on his extensive international career, he addresses the evolving demands of corporate legitimacy and executive accountability in a digital world shaped by social media and public scrutiny. Accelerate Your Experience is a catalyst for a proactive and adaptable mindset. No matter what your status in the professional world, these concise and thought-provoking observations provide the tools to go against conventions and accelerate success in a fluid and unpredictable global economy.

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  • Achleitner, Paul M., 2025. "Accelerate Your Experience," University of Chicago Press Economics Books, University of Chicago Press, number 9783593520865, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:ucp:bkecon:9783593520865
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