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Acknowledgments

The author would like to thank the following colleagues who have reviewed the text and provided comprehensive feedback and suggestions for improving the material:

Tim AllwineLower Columbia College
Douglas Antola CroweBradley University
Vondra ArmstrongPulaski Technical College
April BaileyShippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Michael BaranSouth Puget Sound Community College
Ruby BarkerTarleton State University
Murray BruntonCentral Ohio Technical College
Laura BulasCentral Community College
Leon ChickeringSouth Puget Sound Community College
Glenn DoolittleSanta Ana College
Amy EpplinRend Lake College
Andrea FosterJohn Tyler Community College
Joseph FoxAsheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
Leatrice FreerPitt Community College
George GenerasUniversity of Hartford
David GillissSan Jose State University
Alfredo GomezBroward College
Madeline GrantSanta Ana College
Gail JacobsLA College International
Francis KrcmarikMott Community College
Elaine MaddenAnne Arundel Community College
Timothy MarchKaskaskia College
Marian MatthewsCentral NM Community College
Gina McConougheyIllinois Central College
Tom McFarlandMt. San Antonio College
Bill McPhersonIndiana University of Pennsylvania
Diane MingerCedar Valley College
Jennifer MortonIvy Tech Community College of Indiana
John OlivoBloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Lauren PaisleyGenesee Community College
Anthony RackaOakland Community College
Nancy Ray-MitchellMcLennan Community College
Martin St. JohnWestmoreland County Community College
John StriebichMonroe Community College
Frank TitlowSt. Petersburg College
Bob UrellIrvine Valley College
Dean WilliamsonBrewton-Parker College #2004

In addition, a select group of instructors assisted the development of this material by actually using it in their classrooms. Their input, along with their students’ feedback, has provided us critical confirmation that the material is effective and impactful in the classroom:

Nikolaos AdamouBorough of Manhattan CC
April BaileyShippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Michael DavisYavaipai College
Andrea FosterJohn Taylor Community College
Frank MarkhamMesa State
Donn Miller-KermaniFlorida Institute of Technology
Diane MingerCedar Valley College
Tony RackaOakland Community College
P. Gerard ShawDean College
Dean WilliamsonBrewton-Parker College
David WoolgarSanta Ana College

The authors also appreciate the efforts of a fine group of instructors who have assisted the project with their work on supplementary materials:

David Murphy, Madisonville Community College, P. Gerard Shaw, Dean College, and Diane Minger, Cedar Valley College, collaborated on the Test Item Files and Student Quizzes.

Chuck Bowles, Pikes Peak Community College, developed the PowerPoint Presentation Slides.

Kim Richmond, St. Joseph’s University, developed the Video Learning Segments.

I am sincerely grateful to a great team of individuals at Flat World Knowledge who made working on this project an enjoyable experience. Special thanks to Jeff Shelstad and Eric Frank for their confidence in me and in the project and to Sharon Koch for her enthusiasm. Thanks to Joanne Butler and Sharon Hughes for their dedication to quality and their positive attitudes. Thanks also to several very special friends who made substantial contributions to the textbook project: Ron Librach, Joseph Manzo, Judy Minot, and Eleanore Stinner.

Thanks to the members of the Introduction to Business faculty team at Lehigh University who are a constant source of ideas and advice. Their excitement about the course and dedication to our students create a positive and supportive teaching environment. I enjoy the hours we spend in the “bullpen” sharing teaching tips, brainstorming ways to improve the course, and just having fun.

Finally, I thank my husband, Bill, my sons, Don and Mark, and their wives, Courtney and Tara, for their support and encouragement during this project. They’re the best of my world.

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