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by Lee Pepper (Author)
Never Outmatched reveals how military tactics from history's greatest leaders can transform your marketing, leadership, and competitive edge in business.
What if the secret to dominating your market lay in battlefield tactics? In Never Outmatched, entrepreneur and marketing executive Lee Pepper reveals a radical, battle-tested approach to business marketing inspired by military strategies of Ceasar, Von Clausewitz, Patton, Napoleon, Joan of Arc and others. Drawing on his eight years as an Army Armor Officer--tasked with maneuvering tanks and heavy armor for maximum effect--and over twenty-five years as a C-level executive, Pepper transforms military strategy into actionable insights for today's business leaders. This groundbreaking book blends military history with real-world experience to help you: - Outsmart Larger Competitors: Learn how to overcome rivals with bigger budgets and more staff by leveraging strategic positioning.Lee has leveraged his service in the United States Army and his experience as a staff member on Ross Perot's presidential campaigns into building great teams that solve technology challenges and grow market share. During his tenure as Chief Information Officer and Chief Marketing Officer at Foundations Recovery Network, the company grew shareholder value 60x, culminating in its acquisition for $350 million by Universal Health Services. Lee also built the internal marketing teams for SpecialtyCare and Meadows Behavioral Healthcare.
Lee grew up in an Army family where his father Lt. Col. Bruce Pepper retired after twenty-six years of service. Lee graduated from the University of Tennessee and enlisted in the Army before attending Officer Candidate School and eventually serving eight years mainly in the United States Army Reserves as an Armor Officer. He resides in Tennessee where he writes and consults on marketing, leadership, and admissions for healthcare clients. Lee also serves as a mentor in Veteran's Treatment Court. He is married to artist and professor, Jennifer Pepper, and has two sons, Miles and Cy.