A Higher Calling
Harper Collins Christian Publishing's Mark Schoenwald discusses his team's mission to unite religious publishing poewerhouses Zondervan and Thomas Nelson
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The First 100 Days
Schoenwald was named the head of the new division after nine years at Thomas Nelson and just three weeks after HarperCollins closed on its acquisition of the venerable publishing house. From the outset, he was committed to making sure that the major elements of the new organization were in place and that all employees would know their fates within the first 100 days. Working with consultants from Booz & Company, he formed 12 teams representing all the functional areas; each
included a representative from Zondervan, Thomas Nelson and HarperCollins. Every team had three charges:
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