Nice Girls Just Don’t Get It by Lois P. Frankel and Carol Frohlinger
Offering the same brand of practical, no-holds-barred, expert advice that made Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office an international million-copy bestseller, Nice Girls Just Don’t Get It teaches us the skills we need to turn from a nice girl into a winning woman, not just in our careers but in our relationships, families, and everyday lives.
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Bingsop’s Fables by Stanley Bing
From celebrated business writer and Fortune columnist Stanley Bing, the bestselling author of What Would Machiavelli Do?, Throwing The Elephant, Sun Tzu is a Sissy, and more, comes a collection of playful fables poking fun at corporate archetypes while imparting useful and humorous lessons for anyone striving to make it big in big business. Illustrated throughout by New Yorker artist Steve Brodner, Bingsop’s Fables is the perfect addition to any executive bookshelf in need of a little humor—and a lot of excellent advice.
Tribal Leadership by Dave Logan, John King, and Halee Fischer-Wright
It’s a fact of life: birds flock, fish school, people “tribe.”
Every company, indeed every organization, is a tribe, or if it’s large enough, a network of tribes-groups of 20 to 150 people in which everyone knows everyone else, or at least knows of everyone else. Tribes are more powerful than teams, companies, or even CEOs, and yet their key leverage points have not been mapped-until now. In Tribal Leadership, Dave Logan, John King, and Halee Fischer-Wright show leaders how to assess their organization’s tribal culture on a scale from one to five and then implement specific tools to elevate the stage to the next. The result is unprecedented success.
Brand Like a Rock Star by Steve Jones (October 2011)
Jones takes the reader beyond the hype to reveal the core marketing and branding strategies behind the success of the world’s greatest bands. Become a branding legend by learning from the superstars of rock and roll.
Blind: A Memoir by Belo Miguel Cipriani
Imagine if the most severe physical pain and sorrow in your life were inflicted by the people you trusted most. In the spring of 2007, Belo Cipriani was beaten and robbed of his sight at the hands of his childhood friends. Blind: A Memoir chronicles the two years immediately following the assault. At the age of twenty-six, Belo found himself learning to walk, cook, and date in the dark.
“Belo Cipriani’s account of profound loss is both riveting and suspenseful, as we traverse with him into a new world.” – Amy Tan, author of The Kitchen God’s Wife and The Joy Luck Club
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The Next Boom by Jack Plunkett 
In The Next Boom: What You Absolutely, Positively Have to Know About the World Between Now and 2025, Jack Plunkett, a widely followed analyst of global trends, persuasively demonstrates that we are on the verge of a period of major economic growth. He presents a panorama of carefully documented developments in areas including energy, health care, education, demographics, global trade, evolving consumer habits, technologies and the rapidly-growing global middle class—showing how trends in America and around the world have tremendous synergy that will lead to a long-term surge in global business.
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.Maximizing LinkedIn by Neal Schaffer
Neal Schaffer’s comprehensive and unique Windmill Networking: Understanding, Leveraging & Maximizing LinkedIn, helps readers reach career and professional objectives via LinkedIn and social media. It’s all about creating and implementing your own LinkedIn Brand—which means branding yourself as if you were your own company.
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Latino Link: Building Brands Online with Hispanic Communities and Content by Joe Kutchera 
An amazing convergence is happening in marketing today: the growth of the U.S. Hispanic population and the growth of digital media. Hispanics increasingly use the Internet to keep in touch with family and friends. They search for product information. They compare prices, print coupons and shop online. Is your brand ready? Joe Kutchera outlines the issues that your company needs to understand in order to successfully cater to Hispanic consumers online including shopping behavior, social networks, translation, localization, and mobile platforms. Case studies in the book detail the experiences of Best Buy, American Family Insurance, H&R Block, Ford Motor Company, Lexicon Marketing, and Monster.
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Shut Up and Say Something by Karen Friedman
For anyone who has to communicate publicly or privately, Shut Up and Say Something will change the way you think and revolutionize the way you connect with key audiences.
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Diary of a Very Bad Year by Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager, with n+1 and Keith Gessen
A profoundly candid and captivating account of the economic crisis and subprime mortgage collapse, from an anonymous hedge fund manager, as told to the editors of New York literary magazine n+1.
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How to Relax Without Getting the Axe by Stanley Bing
The ultimate satirist of corporate America, bestselling author Stanley Bing (Sun Tzu Was a Sissy, Crazy Bosses) now offers an outrageous “Survival Guide to the New Workplace” with How to Relax Without Getting the Axe—an eminently useful handbook that shows you how to retire on the job while still taking up (window) office space and drawing a huge salary.
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Working for You Isn’t Working For Me by Kathi Elster and Katherine Crowley
Sooner or later, we all have to work for someone we can’t stand. When that happens, some people quit, some suffer in silence, and others cope by sulking, obsessing, avoiding or retaliating. Instead of acting out, you can take charge of this crucial workplace relationship. Whether it’s an inept supervisor, an undermining department head, a raging CEO or some other infuriating authority figure, Working for You Isn’t Working for Me offers a groundbreaking approach to managing your boss.
FICTION PROJECTS
Well With My Soul by Gregory G. Allen (October 2011)
Jacob and Noah Garrett are brothers harboring a lifelong resentment towards each other while dealing with their own compulsive obsessions. One is a liberal gay man who forsakes his family and moves to New York City from Tennessee to make his mark on the world. The other is a southern conservative who is left at home holding the proverbial family bag. The story follows their loosely intertwined lives through the wild times of the late seventies and the restraint of the Reagan years in which one brother ends up becoming a minister and preaching his doctrine while the other believes there are some things people are born with and not meant to change. Well with My Soul is told through the perspective of both brothers and shows how misguided choices can drastically affect those around you for years to come; and family may be all that one has when looking for peace to stifle the embers that smolder beneath the surface.
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