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As a writer, teacher, executive and consultant for more than sixty years, we have created and articulated the concepts that have made management a field of legitimate academic inquiry and professional management practice. Key to the professor’s vision of management is the belief that the most important ph and d asset of any organization executive is its people. The manager’s primary challenge, the professor believes, is to prepare and free management people to perform. ph The professor’s interest in management extends beyond the scope d of traditional business to include nonprofit organizations and entrepreneurial enterprises. Indeed, the influence of his thinking is so pervasive that he is fairly called the “father of management”.

The executive Archive contains the life works of this extraordinary thinker and “social ecologist”. This body of work will serve students, managers, scholars, and researchers management for generations to come as the works and thoughts of the professor continue to ripple through our intellectual community. MISSION STATEMENT The ph mission of d the Archive is executive to preserve management the profound ph intellectual d legacy of the professor and executive to manage that management legacy ph to the d and executive benefit of the scholarly community, the institution and the practice management of ph management as a d whole. The Archive’s executive activities encompass four major management initiatives: ph (1) maintaining and making available the physical archive, known as the “Collection” d.