MONMOUTH JUNCTION, N.J., Oct. 18, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The corporate workplace can be rewarding but challenging. It is encouraging to follow your dreams and aspirations. However, some things can go awry at times. This is what McKnight deals with during his corporate journey in General Motors Corporation. Know the real story in Unheard Testimony.
This is about the mysterious circumstances and ventures which developed during the tenure of a member of corporate management -- McKnight -- as he set forth in his journey within the structure of the gigantic General Motors Corporation. He was focused on his corporate responsibilities, work ethics, and corporate career development -- all of which were necessary elements to assure his success as he climbed up the corporate structure. He accepted this assignment in corporate management with the goal of making important organizational and operational contributions to the company.
With the ever-changing automobile industry and the entrance of new competition, various business, manufacturing, and marketing strategies had to be developed and considered. One of these was corporate downsizing. McKnight's position was eventually affected and this began his challenging battle against the gigantic General Motors. Mysterious developments and circumstances would occur during the remainder of McKnight's employment at the General Motors Corporation -- and up until the legal motions and petitions before the Federal and State Courts, and the United States Supreme Court.
Welcome to the corporate workplace in Unheard Testimony (McKnight vs. General Motors Corporation). Witness the effects of corporate downsizing and the legal issues as well. What once appeared as that of "Jack and the Beanstalk" soon evolved into "David and Goliath".
For those who want to venture into a corporate career, and who are interested in the judicial, congressional, legislative, and legal process, then McKnight's Unheard Testimony is definitely a good and interesting companion for you. Order a copy now through Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Gary McKnight attended a public elementary school and later attended Lincoln High School. He studied business, economics, management, computer systems, accounting, investments and sociology at Saint Peter's College in Jersey City, New Jersey. Upon completion of these studies, he received a B.S. degree in Accounting and secondary studies in computer systems analysis. Mr. McKnight furthered his studies at the graduate school of Long Island University in New York, where he studied graduate courses in business, finance, accounting, economics, taxation and corporate business combination, and mergers and acquisitions. Upon completing the required courses, he received a Master's degree in Taxation. Due to a corporate assignment to the Midwest, Mr. McKnight attended the University of Wisconsin graduate school. There he completed the educational requirements for his master's degree. In addition, Mr. McKnight studied film, television, and media subjects at New York University in New York City, New York.
Gary McKnight has a corporate, investment, and financial management background. He participated in management training programs at General Motors Corporation. Upon departing from General Motors Corporation, Mr. McKnight had worked for leading investment and financial companies. He had studied labor and management negotiations at Marquette University. McKnight has held a Wall Street background as a financial advisor/stockbroker for a leading investment company (Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith).
Gary McKnight currently provides financial, business and management advice as a consultant. He also provides management, consultation, and development services for film, media, and entertainment projects.
Unheard Testimony * by M.C. Knight
McKnight vs. General Motors
Publication Date: August 30, 2007
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