STAN THE MAN BACK TO BASICS

Stan the man is more than his job.

Stan is a janitor at Beach Street High School. He is a briliant man, self-informing and curious. Stan knows history, and visits it at night, through vivid dreams. Stan is friendly, and warm, a fantastic family man.

Before we begin, a warning: this tale by Bruce Piasecki, a master storyteller, shwos that no matter how muchyou are liked, nor how many of the rich and the powerful you know, you are still you, and alone in your dreams.

Bruce Piasecki is a lifelong book writer, philantrophist, and advocate for business innovation and social impact. For a animiated exploration of his last ten books see www.thedoingmorewithlessguy.com.

His nonfiction books, like Doing More with Teams, and his bibliograhies of Eileen Fisher, Frank Loy, and select monographs like "Giants of Social Investing" have led to his hire as a change agent by multiple multinationals from Merck and Toyota to WalgreensBootsAlliance and a Warren Buffett firm.

This year, upon winning the WORTH TOP 100 Award, PBS has begun filming a TV feature, based on his New York Times and USA Today bestseller Doing More with Less: The Ben Franklin Way.

Piasecki's book World Inc on competitive frugality as a emerging feature of globalization has been translated into Greek, Italian, Mnadarin, and other foreign editions, including winning a book of the year in Japanese. Many of the features of getting back to basics are reflected in these early books.

See more at ww.brucepiasecki.com, where you can watch the PBS teaser.

Sponsors of the PBS show include Trane Technologies, several CEOs who have used Piasecki at their firms or attending his leadership workshops called "Achieving Results in Business and Society."