77 Eye-Opening Ways to Improve
Productivity and Profits
A New York Times Best Seller
“One of the top twenty business books.”
- The Globe and Mail
“CEOs are often far removed from the thousands of processes carried out every day across the complex organizations they lead, resulting in easy growth opportunities missed.”
- Chiefexecutive.net
“In ‘Low-Hanging Fruit: 77 Eye-Opening Ways to Improve Productivity and Profits,’ authors Terri Long and Jeremy Eden show how incremental but meaningful change boosts productivity and profit.”
- Investor’s Business Daily
“Here’s why you might need to forget what you know about teamwork, excelling, and tradition.”
- Fast Company
“Their lively book distills what has worked for their Fortune 100 clients over the past 20 years. They knock over a few sacred cows along the way.”
- Fortune.com
“This is one of the most practical and immediately actionable guides for business leaders that I have ever seen.”
- Skip Prichard, Leadership Insights
“Amazing new book”
- Olivia Paar-Rud, Quantum Business Insights
“Does it work? PNC Financial’s initial program generated more than 2,400 ideas worth $400 million annually. When it merged with National City, it applied the same process and found $2 billion in operating efficiencies.”
- Dallas Morning News
“You are not going to get bogged down in gobbledygook and confusion. This book moves along and is highly educational, informational and entertaining.”
- Money Matters radio with Stu Taylor
“Each chapter is written in a very entertaining way, so you can grasp it and put it right into practice.”
- Financial Spectrum Radio with Bill Kearney
“It’s no surprise that Low Hanging Fruit has been named a New York Times best seller.”
- Andy Schornack, Banking Exchange