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Our Good Name
by Dr. J. Phillip London
Regnery Publishing, Inc.; ISBN: 1596985399
Hardcover - 780 pages (May 2008)
The Crisis that Rocked a Country and a Company
Four years ago the Abu Ghraib scandal shocked the world and swept a government contractor, CACI International Inc., into the media’s crosshairs and on to the public stage. What ensued was a media frenzy rarely seen by any company in recent decades. Written by CACI’s CEO, Dr. J. Phillip London, Our Good Name details the allegations against CACI, the media’s distortion of CACI’s involvement, and the company’s successful fight to clear its name. Delving into controversial issues of government and media accountability, Dr. London reveals the untold story behind Abu Ghraib—the story that didn’t make national headlines.
"How refreshing to see a company that is helping to protect our men and women in uniform defend its good name and reputation against an agenda-driven press corps that was all too quick to rush to judgment. Jack London and his research team at CACI took the time to get the facts right and document the media bias and shoddy reporting that occurred during the Abu Ghraib scandal. This book sets the record straight concerning CACI's role at the now infamous prison."
-Steve Forbes, Editor-in-Chief, Forbes magazine
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About the Author:
J. Phillip ("Jack") London is the Chairman of the Board of CACI International Inc. (NYSE: CAI). During his 23 years as Chief Executive Officer (1984-2007), London built CACI into a leading information technology and network communications services company. With over $2 billion in annual sales and amore than 11,800 employees, CACI is located in over 100 offices worldwide. Joining the company in 1972, London is known today in the industry as the founder of the modern-era CACI.
London is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. He holds a master's degree in operations research from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School and a doctorate in business administration from The George Washington University. He retired as a U.S. Navy Captain after serving 12 years as a U.S. naval officer and aviator, and another 12 years with the reserves. London has received numerous industry awards and recognition, and is active in industry and community affairs. |
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