Drive to Succeed

Mohamed Mansour · Andrew Cave

2023年12月 · Random House

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Mohamed Mansour has spent his life fighting adversity. Born in Egypt in the post-war period, his childhood was halted abruptly when, aged ten, he almost lost a leg in a devastating car accident. At 18, he had to support himself through college in the US when his family's assets were seized by the Egyptian government. Aged 20, he fought cancer. Then, at 25, he returned to Egypt to help revive the fortunes of his family's once thriving business group as it steadily diversified into sectors from automobiles to construction equipment, fast food to venture capital.

Almost five decades on, he and his family stand at the helm of some of the largest companies in North Africa and the Middle East. They have partnered with global brands from General Motors and Caterpillar to McDonald's and invested early in Silicon Valley successes such as Facebook, Uber and Airbnb. He also served as Egypt's Transport Minister from 2005 to 2009.

Filled with hard-won wisdoms, Mohamed Mansour's inspirational story demonstrates the importance of learning from experience and never giving up in the drive to succeed.

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Mohamed Mansour (Author)
Mohamed Mansour is a prominent Egyptian businessman and former politician. He attended North Carolina State University and Auburn University before returning to Egypt. With his brothers Youssef and Yasseen, he transformed the fortunes of his father's business and today The Mansour Group is at the helm of some of the biggest companies in the Middle East. He also served as Minister of Transport in the Egyptian government from 2006 to 2009. He is married with two children and lives in London.

Andrew Cave (Author)
Andrew Cave has been interviewing the world's leading business figures for more than 25 years, writing for The Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph from London and New York. His previous books include Billions to Bust - and Back, The Power of Purpose and The Secrets of CEOs.