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Essay heading: Kimberly-Clark Company Profile
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April 17, 1997 |
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His replacement, Thomas Falk, had worked for the company for 19 years prior. Darwin Smith and Wayne Sanders were clearly Level 5 leaders and they handed over a great company to Thomas Falk. Falk has continued to embody these characteristics as he continues the global expansion of Kimberly-Clark.
Confronting the brutal facts, yet never losing faith is one of the factors that makes a company great... displayed 300 characters
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Kimberly-Clark has been able to do this and it is one of the reasons they are ...
Darwin Smith had to do this when he realized that coated paper business was a bad market with little competition. He knew it would be tough transition to the consumer paper product business especially going up against a giant like Procter and Gamble, yet he never lost faith and Kimberly-Clark became more successful... displayed next 300 characters
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