Rip Mason

CARPE DIEM (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Carpe Diem: A Memoir

By Rip Mason

An extraordinary memoir of adventure, purpose, and the pursuit of meaning from the boardroom to the Serengeti, from small-town roots to global influence.

In Carpe Diem, Rip Mason invites readers into a remarkable life marked by grit, gratitude, and grace. From the quiet beaches of Sanibel Island to high-stakes boardrooms in New York and the shadowed corridors of global power, Mason reflects on the defining experiences that shaped him as a son, leader, father, and visionary.

Whether leading a $200 million acquisition against all odds, guiding companies through eras of disruption, or crossing time zones and terrains from London and Paris to Moscow, Prague, and Rome. Each setting is more than just a backdrop; it's a test of character and conviction.

With elegant clarity and keen introspection, Mason recounts a childhood rich in family warmth and moral grounding, the rigorous formation of character at the Hun School of Princeton and Middlebury College, and the formative lessons learned in the campgrounds of North Carolina and the turbulent geopolitics of 1970s Africa. His journey, equal parts serendipity and resolve, leads him from legal practice into the upper echelons of Private Equity, culminating in transformative business ventures that span continents and industries.

But Carpe Diem is not only about executive triumph. It is also a deeply human account: of bearing witness to the fragile realities in Baghdad and Darfur, of quiet encounters with figures like Muhammad Ali and Sting, and of treasuring the enduring strength of family, faith, and friendship.

At once personal and panoramic, Carpe Diem is a powerful reminder to embrace the present, honor your roots, and live a life of intention and integrity.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Book Publishing Group LLC
• Seitenzahl: 255
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798295447211
• Artikelnr.: 76025743