Panama

Strategic Concepts & Mechanics

Capital StrategyCorporation as Conscience-Free Machine

Capital StrategyControl Wealth, Don't Just Own It

Cornerstone MoveGovernment Steel In, Foreign Flag Out

Cornerstone MoveCharter First, Build With Their Credit

Strategic PatternCargo Creates the Need for Ships

Risk DoctrinePrivate Companies Beyond Government Eyes

Signature MovePay Yourself Through Your Own Companies

Capital StrategyFloat Capital as Free Leverage

Signature MovePaper Clip Frugality as Operating Religion

Signature MoveYacht Diplomacy to Close Charters

Signature MoveFrontier Ventures Where No One Else Will Go

Signature MoveControl Freak Construction Supervision

Operating PrincipleConstruction Site as CEO Battleground

Capital StrategyOpening Spectacle as Marketing Investment

Strategic PatternCelebrity Positioning as Market Strategy

Strategic PatternLandscaping as Building Camouflage

Signature MoveDetails Drive Profit Doctrine

Cornerstone MoveCopy-and-Improve Blueprint Acquisition

Signature MoveSite Positioning as Make-or-Break Decision

Operating PrincipleExceed Expectations Service Philosophy

Signature MoveManagement by Walking Around Obsession

Competitive AdvantageBuzz Creation Over Basic Amenities

Signature MoveOpening Date as Immovable Deadline

Cornerstone MoveExclusive First-in-Market Positioning

Primary Evidence

"A few years ago, some friends sent him a sack of oranges grown in Panama. Ludwig decided they were the most succulent he ever had tasted. Three weeks later two U.S. soil experts arrived in Panama unannounced to make a study of soil conditions. On the basis of their report, Ludwig decided Panama’s climate was ideal for orange grow-"

Source:The Invisible Billionaire, Daniel Ludwig

"The first opportunity popped up before I had even packed my bags in Florida to return to the UK. “Change of plan,” said Sol from Ibstone. “Don’t come here now. I want you to go to Panama. They are looking for someone to buy their nationalised casinos. Might be worth looking at.” “Want to go to Panama?” I asked Diana as I ended the call. “I’ve got to go there tomorrow.” Diana smiled. “I thought we were going to London?” “Change of plan – temporarily.” “Here we go. We’re back on the roller-coaster. Yes, of course, I’ll come to Panama with you. It’s a place that we’ve never been to.” In the end, Panama came to nothing. Bribes would be involved in the deal, which was asking for trouble."

Source:Sol

Appears In Volumes

The Invisible Billionaire, Daniel Ludwig Sol