You're in Charge—
Now What?
by Spencer Stuart co-chairs Thomas J. Neff and James M. Citrin
Crown Business, 2005.
A bestselling guide to getting off to the right start in a new job.
"We would like to thank Catherine Fredman, an exceptional writer, who helped us formulate the structure of the book and draft each chapter. She also scrupulously transformed more than a thousand interview transcript pages into a logical construct and helped tighten them into various drafts of the manuscript. Her contribution to distilling and organizing our thinking was crucial to getting our arms around the hundreds of potentially disparate ideas we had considered."
Use the News
by Maria Bartiromo
HarperBusiness, 2001.
A national bestseller on separating investment news from noise by CNBC’s “Money Honey.”
"Catherine Fredman made the process of transforming an idea into a book seem natural and enjoyable. Her understanding of the subject matter and her ability to capture my voice were immensely valuable. In addition, she enthusiastically interviewed many of the sources and researched many of the facts quoted in these pages. I could not have written this book without her."
Direct from Dell
by Michael Dell
Harper Business, 1999.
A national bestseller on honing your competitive edge by the founder of Dell Computer Corp.
"Catherine Fredman, my creative partner, through her research and probing questions, brought this project to life and helped turn my ideas into something understandable on paper."
Only the Paranoid Survive
by Andrew S. Grove
Currency Doubleday, 1996.
A national bestseller on career and management strategy by the co-founder of Intel Corp.
"The most significant credit goes to Catherine Fredman, who helped me throughout the long process of transforming a precis into a book. Her understanding of my subject matter, her ability to follow my thought processes, and her incredible organizational skills were immensely valuable. Particularly helpful were her insights into the parallels between individuals' careers and corporate strategy. And her sense of humor has helped me skirt many a pothole."
Business Books
Collaborator on five business bestsellers:
Additional management strategy books:
WINNING THE WAR FOR TALENT IN EMERGING MARKETS, by Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Ripa Rashid. Harvard Business Press, 2011.
THE STRATEGIC LEARNING ADVANTAGE by Willie Pietersen, Strategy Professor at Columbia University. A guide to gaining and sustaining competitive advantage. Wiley, 2010.
TOP TALENT: KEEPING PERFORMANCE UP WHEN BUSINESS IS DOWN by Sylvia Ann Hewlett. Harvard Business Press, 2009.
LEAVING A LEGACY by Allianz Life Insurance CEO Mark Zesbaugh and Ken Dychtwald. A resource for finance professionals. Privately published, 2006.
The Company I Keep: My Life in Beauty
by Estée Lauder chairman emeritus Leonard Lauder
Harper Collins, November 2020.
The chairman emeritus and former CEO of Estée Lauder describes how he helped transform the mom-and-pop business his mother founded in the family kitchen into a multi-brand, global icon.
"Thank you to Catherine Fredman for her laughter as much as her literary talents. From her way with words to her excellent recall of Gilbert & Sulllivan songs to her delicious home-baked treats — it's been so much fun! I couldn't have asked for a better writing partner."
Transforming Nokia: The Power of Paranoid Optimism to Lead Through Colossal Change
by Nokia Chairman Risto Siilasmaa
McGraw Hill, October 2018.
The inside story of Nokia’s near-death experience and reinvention with lessons on recognizing, surviving and mastering fundamental change by Nokia Chairman Risto Siilasmaa. This book was a #1 bestseller in Finland, a bestseller in China (a Treasury China Media best book of 2019) and was short-listed for the 2018 Finlandia Award.
“I wrote this book together with Catherine Fredman. She claims I could have written the book without her, but it would have been a different book, and worse in all respects. Thank you, Catherine, for the partnership and all the laughs we have had during the journey.”
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The Company I Keep: My Life in Beauty
by Estée Lauder chairman emeritus Leonard Lauder
Harper Collins, November 2020.
The chairman emeritus and former CEO of Estée Lauder describes how he helped transform the mom-and-pop business his mother founded in the family kitchen into a multi-brand, global icon.
"Thank you to Catherine Fredman for her laughter as much as her literary talents. From her way with words to her excellent recall of Gilbert & Sulllivan songs to her delicious home-baked treats — it's been so much fun! I couldn't have asked for a better writing partner."
by Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa
McGraw Hill, October 2018.
The inside story of Nokia’s near-death experience and reinvention with lessons on recognizing, surviving and mastering fundamental change by Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa. This book was a #1 bestseller in Finland, a bestseller in China (a Treasury China Media best book of 2019) and was short-listed for the 2018 Finlandia Award.
“I wrote this book together with Catherine Fredman. She claims I could have written the book without her, but it would have been a different book, and worse in all respects. Thank you, Catherine, for the partnership and all the laughs we have had during the journey.”
by Spencer Stuart co-chairs Thomas J. Neff and James M. Citrin
Crown Business, 2005.
A bestselling guide to getting off to the right start in a new job.
"We would like to thank Catherine Fredman, an exceptional writer, who helped us formulate the structure of the book and draft each chapter. She also scrupulously transformed more than a thousand interview transcript pages into a logical construct and helped tighten them into various drafts of the manuscript. Her contribution to distilling and organizing our thinking was crucial to getting our arms around the hundreds of potentially disparate ideas we had considered."
by Maria Bartiromo
HarperBusiness, 2001.
A national bestseller on separating investment news from noise by CNBC’s “Money Honey.”
"Catherine Fredman made the process of transforming an idea into a book seem natural and enjoyable. Her understanding of the subject matter and her ability to capture my voice were immensely valuable. In addition, she enthusiastically interviewed many of the sources and researched many of the facts quoted in these pages. I could not have written this book without her."
by Michael Dell
HarperBusiness, 1999.
A national bestseller on honing your competitive edge by the founder of Dell Computer Corp.
"Catherine Fredman, my creative partner, through her research and probing questions, brought this project to life and helped turn my ideas into something understandable on paper."
by Andrew S. Grove
Currency Doubleday, 1996.
A national bestseller on career and management strategy by the co-founder of Intel Corp.
"The most significant credit goes to Catherine Fredman, who helped me throughout the long process of transforming a precis into a book. Her understanding of my subject matter, her ability to follow my thought processes, and her incredible organizational skills were immensely valuable. Particularly helpful were her insights into the parallels between individuals' careers and corporate strategy. And her sense of humor has helped me skirt many a pothole."
Transforming Nokia: The Power of Paranoid Optimism to Lead Through Colossal Change
by Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa
McGraw Hill, October 2018.
The inside story of Nokia’s near-death experience and reinvention with lessons on recognizing, surviving and mastering fundamental change by Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa. This book was a #1 bestseller in Finland, a bestseller in China (a Treasury China Media best book of 2019) and was short-listed for the 2018 Finlandia Award.
“I wrote this book together with Catherine Fredman. She claims I could have written the book without her, but it would have been a different book, and worse in all respects. Thank you, Catherine, for the partnership and all the laughs we have had during the journey.”
You're in Charge—
Now What?
by Spencer Stuart co-chairs Thomas J. Neff and James M. Citrin
Crown Business, 2005.
A bestselling guide to getting off to the right start in a new job.
"We would like to thank Catherine Fredman, an exceptional writer, who helped us formulate the structure of the book and draft each chapter. She also scrupulously transformed more than a thousand interview transcript pages into a logical construct and helped tighten them into various drafts of the manuscript. Her contribution to distilling and organizing our thinking was crucial to getting our arms around the hundreds of potentially disparate ideas we had considered."
Use the News
by Maria Bartiromo
HarperBusiness, 2001.
A national bestseller on separating investment news from noise by CNBC’s “Money Honey.”
"Catherine Fredman made the process of transforming an idea into a book seem natural and enjoyable. Her understanding of the subject matter and her ability to capture my voice were immensely valuable. In addition, she enthusiastically interviewed many of the sources and researched many of the facts quoted in these pages. I could not have written this book without her."
Direct from Dell
Only the Paranoid Survive
You're in Charge—
Now What?
by Spencer Stuart co-chairs Thomas J. Neff and James M. Citrin
Crown Business, 2005.
A bestselling guide to getting off to the right start in a new job.
"We would like to thank Catherine Fredman, an exceptional writer, who helped us formulate the structure of the book and draft each chapter. She also scrupulously transformed more than a thousand interview transcript pages into a logical construct and helped tighten them into various drafts of the manuscript. Her contribution to distilling and organizing our thinking was crucial to getting our arms around the hundreds of potentially disparate ideas we had considered."
Use the News
by Maria Bartiromo
HarperBusiness, 2001.
A national bestseller on separating investment news from noise by CNBC’s “Money Honey.”
"Catherine Fredman made the process of transforming an idea into a book seem natural and enjoyable. Her understanding of the subject matter and her ability to capture my voice were immensely valuable. In addition, she enthusiastically interviewed many of the sources and researched many of the facts quoted in these pages. I could not have written this book without her."
Direct from Dell
by Michael Dell
HarperBusiness, 1999.
A national bestseller on honing your competitive edge by the founder of Dell Computer Corp.
"Catherine Fredman, my creative partner, through her research and probing questions, brought this project to life and helped turn my ideas into something understandable on paper."
Transforming Nokia: The Power of Paranoid Optimism to Lead Through Colossal Change
by Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa
McGraw Hill, October 2018.
The inside story of Nokia’s near-death experience and reinvention with lessons on recognizing, surviving and mastering fundamental change by Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa. This book was a #1 bestseller in Finland, a bestseller in China (a Treasury China Media best book of 2019) and was short-listed for the 2018 Finlandia Award.
“I wrote this book together with Catherine Fredman. She claims I could have written the book without her, but it would have been a different book, and worse in all respects. Thank you, Catherine, for the partnership and all the laughs we have had during the journey.”
— Risto Siilasmaa
Only the Paranoid Survive
by Andrew S. Grove
Currency Doubleday, 1996.
A national bestseller on career and management strategy by the co-founder of Intel Corp.
"The most significant credit goes to Catherine Fredman, who helped me throughout the long process of transforming a precis into a book. Her understanding of my subject matter, her ability to follow my thought processes, and her incredible organizational skills were immensely valuable. Particularly helpful were her insights into the parallels between individuals' careers and corporate strategy. And her sense of humor has helped me skirt many a pothole."
The Company I Keep: My Life in Beauty
by Estée Lauder chairman emeritus Leonard Lauder
Harper Collins, November 2020.
The chairman emeritus and former CEO of Estée Lauder describes how he helped transform the mom-and-pop business his mother founded in the family kitchen into a multi-brand, global icon.
"Thank you to Catherine Fredman for her laughter as much as her literary talents. From her way with words to her excellent recall of Gilbert & Sulllivan songs to her delicious home-baked treats -- it's been so much fun! I couldn't have asked for a better writing partner."