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Leading the Way by Prashant Handoo

Title: Leading the WayAuthor: Prashant HandooPublisher: Penman BooksGenre: Self Help, Leadership, BusinessFirst Publication: 2020Language: English  Book Summary: Leading the Way by Prashant Handoo Leading the Way by Prashant Handoo is...

The Golden Bird 2.0 by Raina Singhwi Jain

Title: The Golden Bird 2.0Author: Raina Singhwi JainPublisher: Veer Publishing HouseGenre: Non Fiction, Business, ManagementFirst Publication: 2020Language: English  Book Summary: The Golden Bird 2.0 by Raina...

Social Entrepreneurship in India by Madhukar Shukla

This book, Social Entrepreneurship in India, is a must for anyone who wants an understandable yet integral look at how business can work on a local level in India.

Alchemy of Change by H N Arora, Rajan Sinha

The problem discussed in Alchemy of Change is a real one - how does one get a large organization to significantly change what it is doing without chaos breaking out and lots of time, energy, and resources being wasted?

Make Your Own Luck by Bob Miglani & Rehan Yar Khan

Title: Make Your Own LuckAuthor: Bob Miglani & Rehan Yar KhanPublisher: FingerPrint PublicationGenre: Self Help, Non-FictionFirst Publication: 2019Language: English  Book Summary: Make Your Own Luck What does it take...

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