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The doors of the corporate world have opened wider than ever for minorities, but the cement ceiling is still thick. Keith R. Wyche, a division president at a Fortune 500 company, has broken through that ceiling, making him the perfect mentor for ambitious minorities at all levels. His book tells stories of his own experience and those of some of the thousands of minorities he has counseled on how to overcome the (often hidden) obstacles to getting ahead. He, also, shares insights from prominent minority CEOs, such as Ken Chenault and Richard Parsons. Nearly everything he says is of value and will benefit almost everyone seeking success in a corporate environment. Miami Herald
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Keith R. Wyche is the president of U.S. operations for Pitney Bowes Management Services (a division of Pitney Bowes Inc.) and a twentyfive-year veteran of Ameritech, AT&T, IBM and other companies. He is a popular speaker with minority business groups and has been recognised for his achievements by Black Enterprise, Ebony, Crain's Business, and Diversity Inc. magazines.
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