Overview
In the spirit of Make Your Bed and Tuesdays with Morrie, A Little More George distills the timeless life and leadership lessons of George Cohon, the visionary who founded McDonald’s Canada and McDonald’s Russia through the deeply personal reflections of his son, Mark Cohon.
To the world, George Cohon was a business legend who brought one of the most iconic Western brands into the former Soviet Union. To his son, he was something more enduring: a daily example of how to treat people, how to lead, and how to live.
After George’s passing at eighty-six, Mark began preparing a eulogy that quickly grew into something much bigger than a tribute. He found in George's life an unwritten playbook for leadership, family, resilience and connection.
Through vivid, funny and moving stories from dinner tables to boardrooms to historic meetings with global leaders, Mark shares the principles his father lived by: put people first, build real relationships, stay curious, persist through setbacks, have fun and never lose sight of what matters most.
More than a traditional business biography, A Little More George is a blueprint for leading and living with integrity, warmth and courage. In a noisy, divided world, this book offers something rare: steady, practical wisdom rooted in humanity—and a reminder that we could all use a little more George.
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