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RIDING CURRENTS OF CHANGE is an entertaining and informative look at how change effects people and how people effect change. It is the story of two professionals who came together to change a company. The Chicago River is the inspiration of the book and if Chicago can change the flow of their river, we all can make changes that drive success...personal and professional.