Books with author Richard Riding

24 pages plus cover, staple-bound. Copyright 1946 by the Willis Music Co. Songs included are: Mary Had a Little Lamb, Pussy Cat, Goosey Goosey Gander, Hey-Diddle-Diddle, Bobby Shafto, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Little Boy Blue, Rock-a-bye Baby, Cock-a-doodle-doo, Dame Get Up, Tom the Piper's Son and Little Polly Flinders (commas in titles omitted to separate titles in the sentence above).

The authors present a dynamic approach to effectively link sales and marketing planning directly to the operations side of a business. Demonstrates how to create a connection between a company's business plan and each department's operations, accurately anticipate changes in customer's needs and significantly improve a firm's competitive position with an enhanced level of customer satisfaction.

OUR COPY WAS PUBLISHED BY WHITMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY IN 1960.IT APPEARS FIRST AND LAST ANCILLARY PAGES HAVE BEEN REMOVED. FIRST PAGE IN OUR BOOK IS THE TITLE PAGE. AGE RELATED TANNING OF PAGES AND THERE IS A MUSTY ODOR. BINDING IS LOOSE AT COVERS, BUT INTACT. SCUFFING, DINGS AND WEAR ON SPINE AND COVERS. NICE READING COPY! NO MARKING OR WRITING NOTED WITHIN BOOK.

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