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Interview with William J Holstein on Emerging MarketsFebruary 2008 - By Dr.Nagendra V Chowdary |
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William J Holstein is an awardwinning editor, author and journalist on subjects affecting chief executive officers and boards of directors. He is a columnist for The New York Times business section. He has spent 30 years specializing in global business issues and his areas of interest include innovation, competitiveness and governance. He conducts Saturday interviews for The New York Times as well as writes book reviews and Economic View columns for the Sunday business section.
He has served on the boards of many esteemed organizations and is a renowned and sought-after speaker. On the basis of his extensive travel in southern China and writing about China's economic modernization drive, he won the Overseas Press Club award in 1980 for best overseas economic reporting. Holstein has served as Editor in Chief of magazines like Directorship and Chief Executive magazine. He has also served as Editor at Large, at Business 2.0 besides freelancing for Fortune, The New York Times, Business 2.0, Chief Executive, Corporate Board Member and Politique Internationale. He has also held the positions of Senior Writer at US News & World Report, World Editor at BusinessWeek, Director, Corporate Writing, with American Express, and Correspondent and editor with United Press International. He is a National Merit Scholar who graduated with honors from Michigan State University with degree in European intellectual history. He can also be reached at Bholstein2001@yahoo.com |
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