Warren Buffett's Mr. Fix-It: Full Version
Of all Berkshire's lieutenants, David Sokol, 53, is mentioned most often as Buffett's heir, although Sokol shrugs off such speculation. Buffett likes Sokol just where he is, getting deals done, boosting profits, and turning around ailing businesses. In the foreword to Sokol's book, Pleased but Not Satisfied, Buffett writes, "He brings the business equivalent of Ted Williams' .406 batting average to the field of business management."
The harmless observations on business, economics and politics of Ugandan, Paul Busharizi. Is it me or are we missing something here?
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