The Strategy Paradox, by Deloitte Consulting’s best selling author Michael E. Raynor, has received outstanding reviews and awards by multiple business publications. Recognition in these leading publications further demonstrates Deloitte Consulting's continued commitment to achieving excellence in the areas of corporate strategy and strategic risk management.
Best Business Books of the Year
BusinessWeek | Copyright 2007
BusinessWeek named The Strategy Paradox to its 2007 list of "Best Business Books of the Year." Reviewer Dean Foust calls Raynor's book “penetrating."
Best Business Books 2007
Strategy+Business | Issue 49, Winter 2007
The Strategy Paradox is considered "the most rigorous and scholarly of this year’s selection" in Strategy+Business's annual review of the best business books of 2007. Free registration required.
What Is Corporate Strategy, Really?
Ivey Business Journal | Nov/Dec 2007
Michael's bylined article was the featured article in this issue of the Ivey Business Journal.
Three Questions for Deloitte Consulting's Michael Raynor
Consulting Magazine | June 19, 2007
In this interview, Michael explains to Stacy Collette what companies should be doing to develop strategic options and what companies are doing it right.
Inside the Boardroom with Michael E. Raynor
Corporate Board Member Magazine | June 11, 2007
Michael offers advice to corporate directors on improving their performance and discusses emerging trends for corporate boardrooms with TK Kerstetter, president and chief excecutive officer, Corporate Board Member magazine.
Sidestepping Disaster
BusinessWeek | March 19, 2007
This BusinessWeek review called the book “penetrating and insightful.”
Take a Strategic Risk but Hedge Your Bets
Financial Times | March 7, 2007
"There are probably enough business strategy books in the world already but not all are as lucid and well researched as Michael Raynor's new guide to strategic thinking," states Financial Times reporter Fergal Byrne.
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