Nine of the corporate world’s top executives explain how they are leading their companies into the 21st century. This is the second installment in the popular series The View from the Top, hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith. 9-part series, 30 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : City of the Future-San Diego Economic Strategist, Neil Whitely-Ross | High-Tech: Promise and Perils-Qualcomm Inc. | Balancing Competing Pressures-Chase Manhattan Corporation | Management Combines Forces with Unions-Northwest Airlines | Cutting to the Core-Albert J. Dunlap | Betting on the Workers-Harman International | Forcing the Hand of CEOs-Mutual Fund Manager, Michael Price | Restoring Quality-Hathaway Shirts | Looking Long-Term-Lucent Technologies


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