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He's been dubbed "Chainsaw Al" and "Rambo in Pinstripes." He has also been hailed by Barrons as "America's premier turnaround artist." Now, Al Dunlap, who transformed the once-ailing Scott Paper into a Wall Street success story, shares his battle-tested strategies for revitalizing sluggish companies in Mean Business. Here is the inside story of Dunlap's quest to make Scott once again a world-class competitor. Along the way, Dunlap provides invaluable, must-read lessons for everyone struggling to meet the tough, competitive challenges of today's business world.

Albert J. Dunlap, a graduate of West Point, has had a thirty-five-year career in business. He has held top positions at numerous companies, including Sterling Pulp & Paper, American Can, Lily-Tulip, Diamond International, Crown-Zellerbach, Consolidated Press Holdings of Australia, Scott Paper, and, most recently, the Sunbeam Corporation, where he is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. He lives in Boca Raton, Florida.