9781785902437 - Look Where You're Going: The Life of Alan Pickering de Briggs, Paddy (21 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: New. In May 2017, Alan Pickering won the award for the `Greatest Single Contribution to Occupational Pensions (1998-2017)' at the Professional Pensions UK Pension Awards. It was a well-received tribute to the role he had played for more than twenty years. The Pickering Report, commissioned by the Blair government, had been a blunt, brutally honest and pragmatic assessment of what needed to be done if Britain's leadership position in occupational pensions was to be maintained. In this biography, Paddy Briggs, who worked closely with the subject, focuses on the world of pensions and Pickering's leading role in it. But the story is broader and more human than the highly technical world of retirement benefits. Pickering is a baby boomer who grew up in modest circumstances in the City of York. As a child, he was diagnosed with a degenerative eyesight disease, and by his twenties he was totally blind. His disability became more of a spur to ambition and accomplishment than a restraint. This included athletic achievements such as running marathons and being a serious participant in competitive race walking. He has reached the highest levels in the world of financial services and also became a well-known racehorse owner and a vice-president of the Racehorse Owners Association.

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Hardback. Condición: New. In May 2017, Alan Pickering won the award for the `Greatest Single Contribution to Occupational Pensions (1998-2017)' at the Professional Pensions UK Pension Awards. It was a well-received tribute to the role he had played for more than twenty years. The Pickering Report, commissioned by the Blair government, had been a blunt, brutally honest and pragmatic assessment of what needed to be done if Britain's leadership position in occupational pensions was to be maintained. In this biography, Paddy Briggs, who worked closely with the subject, focuses on the world of pensions and Pickering's leading role in it. But the story is broader and more human than the highly technical world of retirement benefits. Pickering is a baby boomer who grew up in modest circumstances in the City of York. As a child, he was diagnosed with a degenerative eyesight disease, and by his twenties he was totally blind. His disability became more of a spur to ambition and accomplishment than a restraint. This included athletic achievements such as running marathons and being a serious participant in competitive race walking. He has reached the highest levels in the world of financial services and also became a well-known racehorse owner and a vice-president of the Racehorse Owners Association.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. In May 2017, AlanPickering won the award for the 'Greatest Single Contribution to OccupationalPensions (1998-2017)' at the Professional Pensions UK Pension Awards. It was awell-received tribute to the role he had played for more than twenty years. ThePickering Report, commissioned by the Blair government, had been a blunt, brutallyhonest and pragmatic assessment of what needed to be done if Britain'sleadership position in occupational pensions was to be maintained.In this biography, PaddyBriggs, who worked closely with the subject, focuses on the world of pensions and Pickering's leading role in it. But the story isbroader and more human than the highly technical world of retirement benefits.Pickering is a baby boomer who grew up in modest circumstances in the City ofYork. As a child, he was diagnosed with a degenerative eyesight disease, and by his twenties he wastotally blind. His disability became more of a spur to ambition andaccomplishment than a restraint. This included athletic achievements such asrunning marathons and being a serious participant in competitive race walking.He has reached the highest levels in the world of financial services and alsobecame a well-known racehorse owner and a vice-president of the RacehorseOwners Association.Look Where You're Going has unique insights intopolitical decision-making in an area which was, and is, a political football.But above all it shows how one man's intellectual power combined with a specialskill in building relationships, pushed disability to one side and enabled himto succeed. Look Where You're Goin g has unique insights intopolitical decision-making in an area which was, and is, a political football.But above all it shows how one man's intellectual power combined with a specialskill in building relationships, pushed disability to one side and enabled himto succeed. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Condición: New. Look Where You re Going has unique insights into political decision-making in an area which was, and is, a political football. But above all it shows how one man s intellectual power combined with a special skill in building relationships, pushed disability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. In May 2017, AlanPickering won the award for the 'Greatest Single Contribution to OccupationalPensions (1998-2017)' at the Professional Pensions UK Pension Awards. It was awell-received tribute to the role he had played for more than twenty years. ThePickering Report, commissioned by the Blair government, had been a blunt, brutallyhonest and pragmatic assessment of what needed to be done if Britain'sleadership position in occupational pensions was to be maintained.In this biography, PaddyBriggs, who worked closely with the subject, focuses on the world of pensions and Pickering's leading role in it. But the story isbroader and more human than the highly technical world of retirement benefits.Pickering is a baby boomer who grew up in modest circumstances in the City ofYork. As a child, he was diagnosed with a degenerative eyesight disease, and by his twenties he wastotally blind. His disability became more of a spur to ambition andaccomplishment than a restraint. This included athletic achievements such asrunning marathons and being a serious participant in competitive race walking.He has reached the highest levels in the world of financial services and alsobecame a well-known racehorse owner and a vice-president of the RacehorseOwners Association.Look Where You're Going has unique insights intopolitical decision-making in an area which was, and is, a political football.But above all it shows how one man's intellectual power combined with a specialskill in building relationships, pushed disability to one side and enabled himto succeed. Look Where You're Goin g has unique insights intopolitical decision-making in an area which was, and is, a political football.But above all it shows how one man's intellectual power combined with a specialskill in building relationships, pushed disability to one side and enabled himto succeed. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condición: New. In May 2017, Alan Pickering won the award for the `Greatest Single Contribution to Occupational Pensions (1998-2017)' at the Professional Pensions UK Pension Awards. It was a well-received tribute to the role he had played for more than twenty years. The Pickering Report, commissioned by the Blair government, had been a blunt, brutally honest and pragmatic assessment of what needed to be done if Britain's leadership position in occupational pensions was to be maintained. In this biography, Paddy Briggs, who worked closely with the subject, focuses on the world of pensions and Pickering's leading role in it. But the story is broader and more human than the highly technical world of retirement benefits. Pickering is a baby boomer who grew up in modest circumstances in the City of York. As a child, he was diagnosed with a degenerative eyesight disease, and by his twenties he was totally blind. His disability became more of a spur to ambition and accomplishment than a restraint. This included athletic achievements such as running marathons and being a serious participant in competitive race walking. He has reached the highest levels in the world of financial services and also became a well-known racehorse owner and a vice-president of the Racehorse Owners Association.