Honoring Homer Sarasohn

Homer Sarasohn
1916-2001

Japan's Post-War Recovery
Homer's farewell address upon leaving Japan in 1950

CCS: Industrial Management
The fundamental training tool Homer used to help rebuild the Japanese economy

Creating Japan's New Industrial Management: The Americans as Teachers
       Kenneth Hopper
       (copyright restrictions
       removed by author)

Quality or Else
Lloyd Dobyns, et.al.

Homer Sarasohn, pioneer in quality management, passed away on September 28, 2001.

Shirley Sarasohn, Homer's constant source of support.
1917-2001

Graduates of the CCS management course, with Homer Sarasohn, Frank Polkinghorn, and Charles Protzman front row center, left to right. Osaka, 1950.

“	A leader's main obligation is to secure the faith and respect of those under him. The leader must himself be the finest example of what he would like to see in his followers.”
	—Homer Sarasohn, 1948

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Hopper Archives (.pdf files)
CCS Manual, Reports, Letters, Lectures
	A brief history of the "CCS Manual"
	"Basic Initial Post Surrender Directive to Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers for the Occupation and Control of Japan (JCS1380/15)" (1945) Clause 25 a. and b. of the Directive have been highlighted in yellow by Kenneth and William Hopper, authors of The Puritan Gift
	Foreword to the "CCS Manual" (1950) by Frank Polkinghorn
	Complete Third English-Language Edition of the "CCS Manual"
	"A lesson learned and a lesson forgotten" by Robert Chapman Wood (Forbes, February 6, 1989)
	Cover and pp. 3-19 of Second Japanese-Language Edition (1993) of the "CCS Manual," including Foreword in English by H. M. Sarasohn
	"An Agency for Change," lecture given by H. M. Sarasohn in December, 1995 to a seminar organized by Kenneth and William Hopper at the Embassy of Japan, London
	"A festival of nine Japanese lessons" by Tim Dickson (Financial Times, December 20, 1995)