The journey of Norm Miller, who rose from a traveling salesman to CEO and chairman, reveals profound insights often overlooked by top executives. His transformation, fueled by a deep belief in God's power, highlights a personal battle with alcoholism and the redemption that followed. Miller's experiences blend professional success with spiritual awakening, offering a unique perspective on leadership and personal growth.
Focusing on the vibrant craft beer scene in New England, this guide showcases local breweries, brewpubs, and beer bars, catering to both enthusiasts and visitors. It features detailed profiles of breweries, tasting notes, and stunning photos, alongside must-visit locations and annual beer festivals. Homebrewers will appreciate clone recipes, while food lovers can explore recipes made with local craft beer. Additionally, the book includes city trip itineraries complete with pub-crawl maps, making it an essential resource for anyone looking to explore the region's brewing culture.
The book offers an insider's perspective on environmental policymaking, drawing from the author's extensive experience in the field. It analyzes current environmental issues through the lens of various stakeholders, revealing the complexities of policy adoption. Additionally, it highlights the significant impact of global warming as a political force, showcasing its role in shaping contemporary environmental policies. This approach provides students with a deeper understanding of the intricate dynamics involved in environmental decision-making.
Explore Boston's rich brewing history from its first license in 1630 to the rise of craft beer. Discover how the American Temperance Movement threatened local breweries, and how Jim Koch's Samuel Adams and Harpoon Brewery revived the scene. Join author Norman Miller on this sudsy journey through time.