Soundview Executive Book Summaries - February 2008

This Month's Featured "Best Business Books" Summarized for You

Soundview Executive Book Summaries has chosen The Soul of the Corporation by Hamid Bouchikhi and John R. Kimberly and The Art of Woo by G. Richard Shell and Mario Moussa the "Best Business Books" for the month of February 2008. Soundview Editors have just released their summaries of these books which are only available direct from the publisher.
The New Boss
The Soul of the Corporation

by
Hamid Bouchikhi and John R. Kimberly

Translated from German and published for the first time in English, The New Boss provides a thorough guide for newly appointed senior managers and executives to make a successful transition into their new leadership roles. Fischer covered all the bases, illuminating the seven building blocks of an accomplished transition, as well as case studies spelling out nearly every possible leadership transition.

The Age of Speed
The Art of Woo

by G. Richard Shell and Mario Moussa

In a time starved era, you need to stop listening to everyone who tells you to slow down, and begin paying attention to authors like Poscente who give you the necessary tools to get ahead of the rush once and for all. The author illustrates why harnessing the power of speed is the ultimate solution for those seeking less stress, less busyness and more balance, while providing the reader with case studies gleaned from successful companies such as Geico, Netflix and Nintendo.
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This Month's Featured Book Review & 'Speed Reviews'
 
The Age of Turbulence

by Alan Greenspan

After serving 18 1/2 years as Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Alan Greenspan has set pen to paper to bring his fascinating life story to millions of readers. Starting The Age of Turbulence with the tale of his personal life he then moves on to discuss the nature of the past, present and future economy, with the final chapter focused on a forecast for the year 2030. 

February Speed Reviews

As always, we also review a number of exciting new books in our companion publication, Speed Reviews. February's selection includes reviews of The Future of Management, Spiral Up, and Richistan.

This Month's Featured Summary Collection
Strategies in Business2007 Harold Longman Award

Soundview Subscribers Choose Their Favorite Business Book of 2007

Soundview subscribers have chosen Marshall Goldsmith's bestseller What Got You Here Won't Get You There to receive the fifth annual Harold Longman Award for Best Business Book of 2007. The readers' choice award honors the memory of Harold Longman, Soundview's inaugural editor-in-chief, who loved and excelled in the world of books and words.

What Got You Here Won't Get You There discusses how leaders need to break free from the habits that may have brought them success, in order to move forward to even greater success in the future. Goldsmith's book was chosen from a list of seven books nominated by Soundview's editorial staff. The nominated titles were selected from the 30 best business books summarized by Soundview's editors in 2007.

If you're new to Soundview and haven't read our summary of What Got You Here Won't Get You There, take advantage of the subscriber's discounted price and see why it was voted the best business book of 2007.

 

 
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