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Book Description
Peter Drucker， ’the father of modern management’， records his insights here on the management of non-profit human-service institutions. Speaking from knowledge gained over the last 35 years through working with such clients as the American Red Cross and the Girl Scouts， Drucker illustrates how the ’third sector’， made up of not-for-profit organizations， is not only larger and more important than most people realize， but is also the fastest growing part of American society.Here， the author provides strategies for appraisal， innovation and growth through discussions with top professionals from leading non-profit human-services institutions. But being mission focused - rather than procedure focused - Peter Drucker feels， it’s easier to gauge performance， set standards， evaluate effectiveness and see the bottom line when there is no bottom line.
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About the Author
White House Honors Drucker with Presidential Medal of FreedomOn June 21， Dr. Peter Drucker， author of The Effective Executive and Management Challenges for the 21st Century， received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush.’Dr. Peter Drucker is the world’s foremost pioneer of management theory. Dr. Drucker has championed concepts such as privatization， management by objective and decentralization. He has served as a consultant to numerous governments， public service institutions and major corporations. Dr. Drucker is a Professor of Social Sciences and Management at the Claremont Graduate University in Claremont， California， which named its Graduate School of Management after him. He helped establish and continues to serve as the Honorary Chairman of the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management in New York City， which awards the Peter F. Drucker Award for Nonprofit Innovation. He is currently applying his expertise to the management of churches and other faith-based institutions and to the reorganization of universities worldwide.It was established by President Truman in 1945 to recognize civilians for their service during World War II， and it was reinstated by President Kennedy in 1963 to honor distinguished service. Also among the honorees were Hank Aaron， Bill Cosby， Placido Domingo， Katharine Graham， Nancy Reagan， and A.M. Rosenthal.Peter F. Drucker was born in Vienna， Austria， in 1909. Educated in Austria and in England， Mr. Drucker holds a doctorate in Public and International Law from Frankfurt University in Germany. He also has received honorary doctorates from American， Belgian， Czech， English， Japanese， Spanish and Swiss universities. Since 1971， Mr. Drucker has been Marie Rankin Clarke Professor of Social Science and Management at Claremont Graduate University in Claremont， California， which named its Graduate Management Center after him in 1987. In addition to teaching， Mr. Drucker currently acts as a consultant， specializing in strategy and policy for both businesses and nonprofits， and in the work and organization of top management. He has worked with many of the world’s largest corporations and with small and entrepreneurial companies; with nonprofits such as universities， hospitals and community services; and with agencies of the U.S. Government as well as with Free-World governments such as those of Canada and Japan. In the past， Mr. Drucker has variously been economist for an international bank in London; American economist for a group of British and European banks and investment trusts; and American correspondent for a group of British newspapers. From 1950 to 1971， Mr. Drucker was Professor of Management at the Graduate Business School of New York University which awarded him the university s highest honor， the Presidential Citation in 1969. From 1979 to 1985， he also served as Professorial Lecturer in Oriental Art at Pomona College， one of the Claremont Colleges. He also acted as Professor of Politics and Philosophy at Bennington College in Bennington， Vermont. A prolific writer on subjects relating to society， economics， politics and management， Mr. Drucker has published 30 books which have been translated into more than twenty languages. In addition to his writings on management and economics， he has written an autobiographical book entitled， Adventures of a Bystander， and co-authored Adventures of the Brush; Japanese Paintings. Mr. Drucker has made several series of educational movies based on his management books， and he was an editorial columnist for the Wall Street Journal from 1975 to 1995， and serves as a frequent contributor to magazines. Mr. Drucker is married and has four children and six grandchildren.
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