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Alexander Cutler has changed the Eaton Corporation
Alexander Cutler has changed the Eaton Corporation
October 23, 2006
Alexander Cutler has markedly changed the Eaton Corporation into an industrial powerhouse. Through acquisitions, a change in corporate culture, increased communication and an emphasis on people development, Cutler has taken the $11.1 billion company into new markets and established a new strategic direction.
In this excellent cover story in Smart Business magazine, writer Todd Shryock details how Cutler has transformed this Cleveland-based company. Click here for the full story.
Posted by Jack Keough on October 23, 2006 | Comments (0)
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