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AWARDS
Of
the 3,000 literary agents in the US, only Martha has won the McGraw-Hill
Corporate Award for Distinguished Editorial Achievement (1988)
EDUCATION
Martha
graduated from Dana Hall School (Wellesley, Massachusetts) and from
Smith College (Northampton, Massachusetts), where she was on the dean's
list.
GLOBAL
EXPERIENCE
She
lived in Venezuela (from 1965 through 1972) and in Japan (from 1972
through 1977).
RECENT
SALES
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Extreme Toyota: Radical
Contradictions That Drive Success at the World's Most Successful
Manufacturer by Emi Osono, Norihiko
Shimizu, and Hirotaka Takeuchi, with John Kyle Dorton (Wiley, 2008)
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The New Gold Standard: 5
Leadership Principles for Creating a Legendary Customer Experience
Courtesy of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company
by Joseph A. Michelli (McGraw-Hill, fall 2008).
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Silver Bullet Selling
by G.A. Bartick and Paul Bartick (John Wiley, fall 2008)
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The
Starbucks Experience by Joseph A. Michelli,
Ph.D. (McGraw-Hill,
fall 2006). The five principles that create the "Starbucks
experience," key leadership lessons, and how to adopt the
Starbucks success strategies at any company.
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The
Swordless Samurai: Leadership Wisdom of Japan's Sixteenth-Century
Legend—Toyotomi
Hideyoshi by Kitami Masao, edited with an introduction by Tim
Clark (Truman Talley Books, 2007).
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Cut to the
Chase: And 99 Other Rules to Liberate Yourself and Gain Back the
Gift of TIme by Stuart R. Levine (Deoubleday
Currency, fall 2006).
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Spam
Kings: The Real Story Behind the High-Rolling Hucksters Pushing
Porn, Pills, and Penis Enlargements by Brian S. McWilliams,
Wired.com (O'Reilly Associates, 2004). "It's a classic, in the
spirit of Soul of a New Machine and The Cuckoo's Egg."—Seth
Godin, author of Permission Marketing
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The
Six Fundamentals of Success: The Rules for Getting It Right for
Yourself and Your Organization by Stuart R. Levine (Doubleday
Currency, 2004). ". . . similar to Richard Carlson's Don't
Sweat the Small Stuff series, although with a harder, blunter
edge."—USA Today. A
Wall
Street Journal business bestseller.
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The
Leadership Chronicles of a Corporate Sage: Five Keys to Becoming a
More Effective Leader by Susan J. Bethanis (Dearborn, 2004).
". . . incorporates top business tactics, people skills,
on-the-job know-how and some intangibles that, yes, a professional
coach can teach."—Publishers
Weekly
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Don't
Retire, Rewire! Five Steps to Fulfilling Work that Fuels Your
Passion, Suits Your Personality, or Fills Your Pocket by Jeri
Sedlar and Rick Miners (Alpha, 2002). "Lively and upbeat in
tone, this book promotes 'flunking retirement' and offers a
practical and fun self-discovery process that will help boomers
reimagine and design fulfilling work."—The
Wall Street Journal
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The
Crisis in Healthcare by David A. Shore, Associate Dean, The
Harvard School of Public Health (Oxford University Press, upcoming
in 2006).
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The
Trust Prescription: How to Build a Reputation Customers Know and
Trust by David A. Shore, Associate Dean, The Harvard School of
Public Health (Health Administration Press, a division of the
American College of Health Executives, 2005).
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