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McKinsey Names Bob Sternfels as Firm's New Global Managing Partner - WSJ
McKinsey's Bob Sternfels: 'We're OK if you don't agree with us' | Financial Times
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McKinsey-Weltchef Bob Sternfels: „Müssen aus unseren Fehlern lernen“
Bob Sternfels is McKinsey's new global managing partner
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McKinsey's Bob Sternfels: Internal critics 'don't have to stay'
