What was it that caught the eye of a technocrat visiting Mount Athos?
How close is the Monastic State on the Athos Peninsula to the modern business world?
How valid is the comparison of Mount Athos to a multinational company, and how applicable is the structure and organization of a monastery to a modern business?
Could Athonite Management hold the secrets to successful management?
What are the hidden truths of the monks that make their activities evidently successful and enviable even by the biggest names in the domestic and international business community?

The aim of the book is not to reveal the golden key to success in the field of management. After all, no one can promise a sure recipe in an ever-changing economic environment.
However, what serves as its inspiration and ambition is to highlight Athonite Management as a business revelation, which, having completed over 10 centuries of uninterrupted applied success, can serve as the model for a new strategy and a different orientation in the philosophy of a modern company.
It is no coincidence that Mount Athos is among the most powerful global brand names, making it a very interesting case study in itself.
The seed of knowledge, after all, is always more valuable than its fruit. From this perspective, "The Monk Who Became CEO" can serve as a significant stimulus for new approaches in the field of "good business practices."