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Pamela Walker Laird

Author of Pull: Networking and Success since Benjamin Franklin,

3 Works 43 Members 1 Review

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Includes the name: Pamela Walker Laird

Works by Pamela Walker Laird

Pull: Networking and Success since Benjamin Franklin, (2006) 21 copies

Advertising Progress: American Business and the Rise of Consumer Marketing (1998) 21 copies

Business history 1 copy

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Canonical name: Laird, Pamela Walker
Birthdate: 1947
Gender: female
Education: Harvard University (BS|Psychology)
Tufts University (MA|History)
Boston University (PhD|History)
Occupations: historian
professor
Organizations: University of Colorado Denver (professor of history)
Awards and honors: Harold F. Williamson Prize in Business History (2006)

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Business history by Charles W. Munn

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Vol. XXX, no. 1, January 1988. Contains a chapter by Charles W. Munn: The emergence of joint-stock banking in the British Isles: a comparative approach.

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Hagley Prize in Business History

Pull: Networking and Success since Benjamin Franklin, (Winner – 2006)

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Works: 3
Members: 43
Popularity: #352,016

Reviews: 1
ISBNs: 7

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