Book Shelf

Consumers are now firmly in the driving seat and businesses have no option but to go along for the ride.

The expectations that I had for this book were very much confounded. I had merely imagined it would include repetitive lectures, constant pep talks and obvious, boring guidelines in regards to starting your own business – how wrong was I? 

Brian Wong tells us the secret of how to make progress faster than everyone else using his “Cheats”. As he has raised over $24 million in venture capital to start his own company by the age of 25 I’m willing to believe him.

Facing countless challenges along the way, Sir John Egan explains how he managed to rebuild one of Britain’s most iconic companies in ‘Saving Jaguar’.

Currently Chairman of Novaquest Capital Management, a private equity firm focused on life sciences, Gerry Brown explains why risk management and analysis moved to centre stage.

Former Royal Marine Damian McKinney follows the success of his previous book, ‘The Commando Way’, by sharing how his career in the military helped shaped his career in business.

Individual efforts only go so far. When working as part of a business or company, teamwork is the name of the game. But how do you turn that team spirit into your advantage?

CEO of Reputation.com and one of Silicon Valley’s leading futurists, Michael Fertik explains why your reputation, to a large extent, determines who you are.

10 great quotes that will help you regain your perspective in business.

As a technology pioneer at MIT and as the leader of three successful start-ups, Kevin Ashton shares his story behind the history of creativity and innovation.