Ford and the American Dream is the Ford Motor Company true story that has never been told. Hailed by Ford CEO Alan Mulally and Lee Iacocca as the best turn around plan for Ford and the automotive industry as the company is using this book to turn it around; 23 year Ford veteran Clifton Lambreth,who risked being fired by writing this book but was saluted by CEO Mulally for having the"courage" to write this book - and his co-authors, Mary Calia and Melissa Webb, through a powerfully captivating fictional tale, details the decision and events that have brought the Ford Motor Company to the brink of bankruptcy. This rise and fall of Ford is a representation of the American Dream eroding daily. The novel begins with Chapter 11 because this is where Ford finds itself today. We get a birds's eye view of what has transpired over the years with unfiltered frankness and transparency aimed to provide a way for the company to begin making right turns for its future direction. What would Henry Ford say about the company he founded if he were alive today? What advice would he give to Ford and businesses around the globe? This book is a must ready for anyone wanting to go into business or trying not to go out of business, for automobile enthusiasts everywhere and for anyone who is interested in the preservation of the American Dream. The story is a wake up call outlining million dollar mistakes and billion dollar blunders and finished with an encouraging hope for the future of Ford and the American Dream. Illustrations by world renowned portrait artist to Popes, Presidents, and world leaders - Igor Babailov www.Babailov.com
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