Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller · The Danish Shipping Magnate by Larsen, Thomas -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Front page Title page Preface Behind the myth

The Challenger – interview with Ane Mærsk Mc-Kinney Uggla

At sea with Mærsk Sense of freedom The company at the centre Emma Journey to America An apprentice again Granddaddy The strong bond A.P. Møller and the oil Batten down the hatches The attacks against A.P. Møller A question of honour Somebody’s equal Mærsk – a man of the world “Welcome home” The other side Hand over

The sensual shipowner – interview with Per Kirkeby

Quiet start New deadline No control Sensible and precise The four reliefs Dogma rules Two telegraphists Behind the myth Moved Clash over the Opera House Giving back

A friend with an edge – interview with Poul Svanholm

Mr. Møller’s visit Friendship develops Mærsk never takes leave Common traits The company’s best interests Challenges of leadership change Room for disagreement Ane gets a role in the company Søderberg’s farewell to Esplanaden Increased communication needs Mærsk’s relationship with his father No criticism of the USA

Photo sequence

The legacy

Always on track

Captain by Mærsk’s side – interview with Troels Dilling

At war Home again Father and son Close to Mærsk Oil crisis and great risks Road to success To Lindø Fight for survival A world of difference Mærsk Air in turbulence On the ocean with Mærsk

Milestone in China – interview with Per Jørgensen

Thorough preparation What a personality! The long tough haul An influential woman The board travels to China China is a tonic Contact with Mr. Møller is maintained

Photo sequence

The company

On the global scene

A national man of the world – interview with Uffe Ellemann-Jensen

Meeting with Mærsk Visit to the Lindø yard Civic disappointment Mistake at Esplanaden On a par with Mærsk War in the Gulf Mærsk steps in A new time Reunification and the EU Endeavours in the Baltic States Global and national Realist and idealist Møller’s importance The private side Leader

From Esplanaden to Washington – interview with John Warner The discreet adviser in Switzerland – interview with Kaspar Cassani

The need for outside inspiration Leadership has its price Difficult to motivate Good corporate management in focus The need for a new statesman A new economic world order

Photo sequence

New times

The winds of change

Mærsk’s right-hand man for 16 years – interview with Jess Søderberg

Dinner at Søllerød Kro Career start without a tie No summer camp Never say no to Mr. Møller The number cruncher’s supe rior Mr. Møller’s trainee Difficult interaction Trust is good – control is better Values will survive Goodbye to Esplanaden

Knighted by Mr. Møller – interview with Jan Leschly

At Hotel Pierre Meetings with Mr. Møller On Rebild Hill Close interaction A strong profile Strengths and weaknesses Too few have dared to give advice Sharper focus Difficult change New management Mærsk is loyal Ane’s role

Standing on my own two feet – interview with Michael Pram Rasmussen

A difficult generation change Important changes Palace revolution The new team Shock waves at Esplanaden Open criti cism Lack of constant care On a knife-edge Increased dialogue The long haul New times – traditional values Boldness and talent Legacy of Mr. Møller We have to do it ourselves

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Maecenas

Helmsman

You cannot just stop – interview with Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller

A scrawny boy Role model Chassie Apprenticeship London, Glasgow and Paris What now? Love for America Home to Kongens Nytorv Black gold The big upheaval Maintaining the values Away from the desk Ane and the family

Photo sequence

At sea

Chronology Photograph index Thank you Colophon

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