“Leadership is Doing” by Pamela J. Newman, is a tidy little book that will inspire both upcoming and established leaders alike. Newman uses vignettes to illustrate a number of axioms in an informative and encouraging way. It’s ideal for those in the private, public, profit, or non-profit sectors … More “Leadership is Doing” by Pamela J. Newman
“The Broker,” by D. Sidney Potter, is a memoir about the commercial real estate business every aspiring broker should read. The author talks honestly about working his way up, and racial issues in real estate, drawing from his personal experiences and direct observation. … More “The Broker” by D. Sidney Potter
Kim’s story, and the story of his business success, is not the typical story you read about in your MBA case studies. Kim’s story is as simple as solving a customer’s problem, a problem they often don’t even recognize they have, and yet while this concept may be “simple” it is so much more challenging than we can even begin to imagine, something he outlines extraordinarily well throughout this book. … More “Tireless: Key Principles that Drive Success Beyond Business School” by Kim Lorenz
“Harness Your Butterflies: The Young Professional’s Metamorphosis to an Exciting Career” by Benjamin Preston is a work of nonfiction that purports to provide advice for young people entering the work force in office and project-based business environments. … More “Harness Your Butterflies” by Benjamin Preston
Michael Brenner speaks the truth when he says that “Mean People Suck.” As a successful public speaker and a speaker from multiple personal experiences with 50+ jobs on his resume, Brenner has some advice to give businesses and its employees. “Mean People Suck” is written from a business perspective; Brenner includes research statistics and relevant stories from well-known companies that have either been successful or have gone under due to their business choices. … More “Mean People Suck” by Michael Brenner
“The Compass: How to Navigate Your Life and Career in Times of Change,” by Aviad Goz and B. Kim Barnes, is a self-help book fit for today’s uncertain state of careers and employment futures, as well as strains on psychological self-care and lifestyle management. … More The Compass: How to Navigate Your Life and Career in Times of Change by Aviad Goz and B. Kim Barnes
Do you have dreams of going viral on TikTok? In her new book, “How I Went Viral on TikTok,” author and marketing expert Ashley Kline can help you do just that! … More How I Went Viral on TikTok by Ashley Kline
“An Architect’s Guide to Construction – Second Edition: Enduring Ways in the Age of Immediacy” is a practical guide for architects, written by author and architect, Brian Palmquist, who has over forty years of experience, and has spent much of that time in the field developing technology in order to provide more efficient construction administration. … More An Architect’s Guide to Construction by Brian Palmquist
Mark Anthony Grimaldi’s informative book offers a guide to prepare for a comfortable retirement by using IRS rules in your favor. He explains how to pay the least amount of taxes while saving the maximum amount of money. He even discusses how to leave your money to your heirs, paying the least amount of taxes and allowing the most benefit from the inheritance. “RetireSMART!: How to Plan for a Tax-Free Retirement” is well thought out and clearly stated. … More RetireSMART by Mark Anthony Grimaldi
Reading “Go Tech or Go Extinct” is a wakeup call for any traditional business, especially in this time of the explosive growth of high tech in every part of our world. Paul Cuatrecasas is experienced in helping traditional (non-tech) businesses acquire or invest in tech businesses in order to update their systems and/or to keep their bottom line healthy. … More “Go Tech or Go Extinct” by Paul Cuatrecasas
