DICK APPERT at KIMBERLY-CLARK by Jim Collins

“Dick Appert [was] a senior executive who spent the majority of his career in the papermaking division at Kimberly-Clark, the same division sold off to create funds for the company’s big move into consumer products. He talked with pride and excitement about the transformation of Kimberly-Clark, how it had the guts to sell the paper mills, how it had the foresight to exit the paper business and throw the proceeds into the consumer business and how it had taken on Procter & Gamble. . . . The right people want to be part of building something great, and Dick Appert saw that Kimberly-Clark could become great by selling the part of the company where he had spent most of his working life.”

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DICK APPERT at KIMBERLY-CLARK by Jim Collins

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