Potomac Fever

Discover the compelling journey of Bill Middendorf in Potomac Fever, published by Naval Institute Press in 2011. This insightful biography chronicles Middendorf's transformation from a successful investment banker earning a staggering $250,000 a year to a prominent figure on the New York Stock Exchange, ultimately achieving a seven-figure income. Yet, despite his financial success, Middendorf felt a deep desire for a more meaningful impact on society. He reflects, “I had learned how to make money; I wanted to learn how to make a difference.” Over the course of 256 pages, Middendorf shares his experiences with influential politicians, cabinet officers, and foreign relations, offering readers a unique perspective on the intersection of finance and politics. Ideal for those interested in biographies of notable figures, politics, and government, Potomac Fever is a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and insight into making a difference in the world.