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Working with Warren

posted by Susie Gharib, Anchor at 6:21 PM on 04/30/07

Photo of Susie Gharib.The success of Warren Buffet is legendary.

World famous stock market investor of modern times. An icon for hundreds of thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. One of the richest men in the world. It makes you wonder...What is it like to work for this extraordinary man?

It’s a question I asked three CEOs who work for Buffet: Richard Santulli of NetJets, Denis Abrams of Benjamin Moore, and Bruce Whitman of FlightSafety International.

This week you’ll hear their candid revelations about their boss.

They talk about his laissez faire management style, his expectations from his managers, and why it is that Buffet has never lost a Berkshire operating chief -- except to death.

Please tune in May 1st, 2nd and 3rd for my special series “Working with Warren.”

And, on Monday, May 7th, look for my special report from the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders' meeting.

Once you've had a chance to watch this Warren Buffet-themed series of reports, come back to this blog to post your thoughts.


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