Doing Business in Sierra Leone: Graeme Hossie at London Mining (B) Case Solution
In 2008, Graeme Hossie, co-founder and primary executive officer of London Mining, an iron-ore mining company, was preparing to help the London Mining group in its settlements for a task in Sierra Leone. Hossie was to fulfill with agents from the federal government of Sierra Leone, a regional city mayor, and landowners to obtain a home that consisted of an old iron-ore mine. The "A" case focuses on the background of the job, consisting of the business surrounding in the United Kingdom and in Sierra Leone; the "B" case explains exactly what occurred as the settlements unfolded, and how Hossie handled the different problems that he came across.
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PUBLICATION DATE: February 23, 2017
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