Ten years after the death of Sergio Marchionne, Tommaso Ebhardt presents an updated and expanded edition of his bestseller, exploring the fate of Marchionne's legacy. The author brings together the key figures of a revolutionary era, from John Elkann to Alfredo Altavilla, and retraces the story of the manager who saved Fiat and Chrysler from disappearance. Marchionne, a visionary and divisive leader, increased the value of the global group on the stock market tenfold, transforming Fiat from a company on the brink of failure into the sixth-largest automotive company in the world. The book delves into Marchionne's often drastic choices, praising investors but also attracting heavy criticism, such as the shift of the company's center away from Italy and controversies over workers' rights. Tommaso Ebhardt, who followed Marchionne worldwide for ten years, paints a complex portrait of the leader, exploring his deepest convictions, private feelings, and attempting to unveil the secret of a reserved man who became one of the most visionary managers of the new millennium.
Author: Tommaso Ebhardt
Publisher: Sperling & Kupfer
Softcover, 320 pages
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