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James Champy ping James You are not connected to James Champy The Basics Gender: male Sexual Orientation: straight Relationship Status: married Children: I have children Profile updated: Jul 26, 2006 Last signed in: Dec 31, 2009 Member since: May 23, 2006 Friends view all » Kathryn Esplin Doc, in the middle, holding on... Curmudgeon esq. Steven A. Ky V. Reid Cornwell Tony Smith Jonathon D. C. Elizabeth D. Patrick T. Groups view all » Educate Your Opinion James Champy's Popular Tags leadership (11) leaders (7) business (7) management (7) managers (6) random musings (5) james champy (5) politics (4) ambition (3) south africa (3) champy (3) andrew carnegie (2) mandela (2) freud (2) manager (2) leader (2) opportunity (2) non-violence (2) carnegie (2) businesses (2)

Interests Favorite Music, Artists, Genres: Opera, Italian in general and Puccini in particular. Favorite Books, Writers, Genres: The Leopard, The Path Between the Seas, Truman, It's Not About the Bike, David McCullough, John Steinbeck, Meyer Shapiro, Clement Greenberg Favorite Movies, Actors, Genres: Anything with Catherine Deneuve , Star Wars (the original), ET. Favorite TV Shows, Actors: The Weather Channel; The Tour de France on OLN Interests and Activities: University governance and philanthropy., Collecting art and furniture of the first half of the 20th Century, skiing, and travel. Affiliations Employers: Index Systems, a company I founded; CSC Index; and now Perot Systems, where I serve as chairman of Perot Consulting. Colleges: Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boston College Law School. Major: I hold a B.S. and M.S. from MIT and a law degree from Boston College. Ping Me You cannot post a blank ping. You're all pinged out (too much of a good thing is a bad thing). close Displaying 1 of 1 Pings Dave Richards, Sep 18, 2010, 3:56PM EDT I have not read The Path Between the Seas, but I have read several other works by David McCullough. Have you read either The Johnstown Flood or Mornings on Horseback? They are great books that do not receive as much attention as his more recent works (1776, John Adams, Truman). view Dave's profile | Ping Dave top