Back to Beer... and Hockey : The Story of Eric Molson by Antoniou, Helen

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McGill-Queen's University Press, 2018. 1st Edition . Hardcover. As New/As New. Hard Cover With Dust Jacket , As New.To Most Canadians, The Molson Name Is Part Of The Very Fabric Of Canada. Since 1786, When John Molson Founded His First Brewery In Montreal, It Has Become Synonymous With Beer, Hockey, And Philanthropy. Few Realize, However, How Close The Family Came In Recent Years To Losing Control Of The Enterprise. Back To Beer ... And Hockey Offers Intimate Details Of The Life And Work Of Eric Molson, Who Not Only Saved The Company, But Positioned It To Thrive As A Global Brewery Into The Twenty-First Century. With Unprecedented Access To The Molson Family, Helen Antoniou Traces Eric Molson’S Evolution From A Young Brewmaster Captivated By The Chemistry Of Beer-Making To Chairman Of Molson. Quiet By Nature, He Had To Confront Big Egos, Navigate Complex Boardroom Politics, And Even Battle A Disruptive Cousin Who Tried To Push Him Out Of The Way. Antoniou’'S Carefully Researched… Read More

Hardback. New. A personal look into a quiet man's quest to make Molson a global brewer.