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Winner of the Canadian National Business Book Award 2016
Shortlisted for the FT/McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award 2015

In 2009, BlackBerry controlled half of the US smartphone market.

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American cities and states pay to subsidize new stadiums and arenas, but are regularly shut out from sharing the profits. The threat of a team leaving town results in offers of land, investment opportunities, luxury suites, prime office space, and practice facilities financed by the tax payers.

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Meetings are inevitable. But they don't have to be painful. This book shows how to make them fast and efficient - skills which will not just help your colleagues, but also your career.

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Turn a good buisness into a great business with this invaluable guide.

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Now the same is happening to manufacturing - the world of things.

Chris Anderson, bestselling author of The Long Tail, explains how this is happening: how such technologies as 3D printing and electronics assembly are becoming available to everybody, and how people are building successful businesses as a result.

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In Making Change Work: How Leaders Develop Winning Teams, Sharese Wilson shares many of the strategies for developing winning teams. She is an healthcare executive with over 25 years of Leadership Expertise.

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By 30, Peter Sheahan had established two international multimillion-dollar consulting practices and authored five books, including the bestsellers Generation Y and Flip. Let him share with you the strategies that make Google, BMW and Goldman Sachs his clients.

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Using explanatory language and with the assistance of other experts, the author runs you through the first principles of finance and investing; the Stock market - looking at specific stocks and companies; asset allocation; cash and fixed interests as well as managed funds.

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After losing her job as a journalist and the security of a good salary, Kelly took a part-time job at an upscale outdoor clothing company at her local mall. In this memoir, Kelly recounts her mid-career misadventures in the absurd world of American retail.

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The theory of development, use, conservation, social impact, etc., of natural resources is presented.

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This volume is the result of a symposium in which 15 distinguished scholars, business leaders, lawyers, social scientists, philosophers, and theologians considered management and corporations in 1985.

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How brain science is transforming the way we manage.

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This book is based on research extending from 1957 to 1963 and emphasizes the rights of management from a legalistic point of view. The author has probed such elements as internal worker protests, the management decision process, and the problems that evolve between management and unions.

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How do we must effectively communicate our role as a good corporate citizen Using a variety of in-depth examples, Burke demonstrates how community involvement can influence corporate strategy to everyone's benefit.

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He puts crises on a continuum, with minor events at one end and catastrophes at the other, creating a universal matrix that can be overlaid onto businesses of any kind.

Burnett's methods of crisis management are already well recognized and are analogous to other types of management processes.

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Using stories drawn from David Dealy's experiences on the front lines, as well as examples from other successful leaders, Managing by Accountability demonstrates how leaders who embark on a management philosophy of personal accountability imbue their organizations with the qualities of integrity and responsibility.