Richard Snyder, Simon & Schuster's Visionary Former CEO, Dies at 90

Richard Snyder transformed Simon & Schuster into one of the world's largest publishing houses.
Under Snyder's leadership, Simon & Schuster's revenues grew from $40 million to over $2 billion.
Snyder acquired major publishing companies and recruited renowned authors, helping to reshape the publishing industry.
Known for his Brooklyn accent and temper, Snyder commanded loyalty and respect as a leader.
Snyder was an early proponent of electronic publishing and helped establish the foundation for the National Book Awards.