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Nov. 11, Bloomberg, Peter Drucker, the organization consultant whose clear thinking and engaging analysis made him the leading management guru to many of the worlds biggest companies, has died. He was 95.
Drucker died this morning, Claremont Graduate University said in a statement. Drucker was the Marie Rankin Clarke Professor of Social Sciences and Management at the Claremont, California-based school from 1971 to 2003.
The Austria-born journalist and intellectual taught, wrote and advised companies on management techniques for seven decades, completing his 35th book at age 94. His wide-ranging lectures captivated audiences from Japanese executives to U.S. college students, and he was respected if not revered by top executives who sought his counsel.
Accolades poured in when Forbes featured Drucker in a 1997 cover story.
He makes you think, Jack Welch, then-chairman of General Electric Co., told the magazine, while Intel co-founder Andrew Grove declared, Drucker is a hero of mine. He writes and thinks with exquisite clarity -- a standout among a bunch of muddled fad mongers.
Drucker had a good eye for things to come. In the early 1950s, he predicted the importance of computers, and in the 1960s, he foresaw Japans rise as an industrial power. In 1997, he was prescient about a backlash to executive pay, saying, In the next economic downturn there will be an outbreak of bitterness and contempt for the super-corporate chieftains who pay themselves millions.
Informed by History
His analysis was always informed by history, as befit a man who was born when the Hapsburgs still had an empire and Vienna was brimming with some of the most gifted thinkers and achievers in Europe.
Druckers curiosity, charm, voracious reading and seeming command of subjects as diverse as psychology, Asian art, musicology and British novels made him one of the last of the encyclopaedists, contemptuous of the hyperspecialization of modern academia, as John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge wrote in The Witch Doctors, their 1996 book about management gurus.
Drucker, they said, was determined to know everything about everything.
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