New Business Book Summary Available for Leaders Don’t Command

A boss is not always a leader. In fact, the term "boss" is often associated with someone who simply tells his or her employees what they have to do. A "leader," conversely, puts his or her ego aside and focuses on developing and inspiring team members to work toward a common vision. In Leaders Don't Command, Jorge Cuervo details the many characteristics that constitute a truly great leader.

New Business Book Summary Available for Masters of Innovation

At the heart of every innovative company is the ability of leaders to communicate a vision, create an environment where creativity can flourish, and implement innovative processes that can be repeated again and again. In Masters of Innovation, Kai Engel, Violetka Dirlea, Stephen Dyer, and Jochen Graff provide a manual that teaches corporations how to bring innovative products and ideas to the marketplace and maximize profits.

New summary available for Start at the End

When entrepreneurs launch their businesses, they are highly motivated by the prospect of making and keeping them successful. However, initial visualizations of success can quickly give way to a host of day-to-day concerns. Business owners easily become trapped in short-term managerial concerns and lose sight of the long-term visions that first inspired them. In Start at the End, Dave Lavinsky offers entrepreneurs and business owners a new approach to drafting business plans that keeps their focus on the end vision. Only after crafting a detailed exit strategy should they work backwards to create a short-term strategic plan that dictates their day-to-day tasks.