As Raymond Ackerman, the founder of the Pick n Pay supermarket group, celebrated his 92nd birthday on March 10, the business world is indebted to him for the vast business knowledge and experience he has shared with us through his books such as Hearing the Grasshopper Jump, The Four Legs of the Table and Sprat Catch Mackerel.
As Raymond Ackerman, the founder of the Pick n Pay supermarket group, celebrated his 92nd birthday on March 10, the business world is indebted to him for the vast business knowledge and experience he has shared with us through his books such asI experientially admit that his books are
not merely theoretical reads but they're a catalyst that inspires one to business triumphs.It's a grand privilege that we are witnessing the greatness and influence of this living legend of business and entrepreneurship. His is the pioneering father of the contemporary business ventures.
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