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Alcon's Story chronicles the remarkable journey of Alcon Laboratories from its modest beginnings in 1947 to becoming a dominant force in the ophthalmic specialty industry by 1997. Founded by Bob Alexander and Bill Conner, the company thrived through a combination of innovative products, strong leadership, and a dedicated workforce. The narrative highlights key themes of Alcon's success, including the development of groundbreaking ophthalmic pharmaceuticals and surgical products, the creation of a supportive employee culture, and the strategic vision of its leaders. Ultimately, this book…mehr

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Alcon's Story chronicles the remarkable journey of Alcon Laboratories from its modest beginnings in 1947 to becoming a dominant force in the ophthalmic specialty industry by 1997. Founded by Bob Alexander and Bill Conner, the company thrived through a combination of innovative products, strong leadership, and a dedicated workforce. The narrative highlights key themes of Alcon's success, including the development of groundbreaking ophthalmic pharmaceuticals and surgical products, the creation of a supportive employee culture, and the strategic vision of its leaders. Ultimately, this book provides an in-depth look at how Alcon transformed into a global leader while maintaining a commitment to quality and innovation in eye care.
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Thomas O. "Tom" McDonald spent 39 years at Alcon, retiring as vice president of R&D in 2004 and entering the Alcon Hall of Fame in 2006. A TCU graduate ('65, '67) with a PhD from Tulane, he helped launch more than 50 ophthalmic products and guided Alcon's explosive growth into a global leader. After retirement, he consulted for Nestlé Nutrition and turned to Texas history, publishing Texas Rangers, Ranchers, and Realtors (2021) and the forthcoming Alcon Laboratories--A Vision Fulfilled (1947-1997). He serves on advisory committees for TCU Press and the Center for Texas Studies and received the 2005 TCU Valuable Alumni Award.