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	The Inspiring Journey Of A Hero by Kumar Priya
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O.P. Munjal started Hero Cycles in 1956, fuelled by meagre resourcesand an insatiable ambition. His vision was to create an inexpensive andeffective mode of transportation for a post-Independence nation on themove. The rest, as they say, is history: Hero Cycles went on to becomethe world`s largest bicycle manufacturer.This book chronicles the life of O.P. Munjal through anecdotes fromhis professional and personal life. He proved that a people-focusedmanagement style could be superior to the process-driven systems of theWest. The book is a result of extensive conversations with O.P. Munjal,Hero employees, dealers, and family members.Join bestselling author Priya Kumar as she takes you on a roller-coasterride seen through the lens of a visionary with the soul of a poet.

ISBN - 9780670087471

Pages : 224

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