The Good Fight

<p><strong><em>No matter the size or type of business one does not become an industry leader by luck. The Baker Company is no exception. </em></strong></p><p></p><p>From its Sanford Maine roots as a small family business in 1949 The Baker Company's focus was the emerging field of contamination. The company's founder Arthur Baker was an engineer; in 1957 he hired Jack Eagleson as a management consultant and to oversee operations. Nine years later Jack bought the business-a year after his son Dennis the author of this book joined the firm.</p><p></p><p>With a commitment to integrity unwavering ethics and hard work Jack built an exceptional team while expanding the product line and growing the company into an international organization. This story provides a window into how it happened-from equipment technology and learning from customers to developing a reliable brand promise and a strong management group and creating a multifaceted customer base. Part memoir part window into the field and part instruction manual for career success (no matter the field) each chapter offers a winnable philosophy for today's business world.</p><p></p><p>The Baker Company is now operated by the third generation of Eaglesons who carry out Jack's legacy by continuing to <em>Fight The Good Fight</em>.</p><p></p><p></p>