Any founder seeking to promote innovation or create disruption can't rely on declarations of grandeur to prove what they can ...

Essential reads to fuel innovation and stay ahead in 2024, where staying competitive as a CEO means embracing change and leading with cutting-edge strategies. The titles below offer unique ...

Leadership, Legacy, and Lifelong Lessons in Family, Business, and Sport” by Dr. Beh Chun Chuan is released with Forbes Books.

Longlisted for the Financial Times and Schroders Business Book of the Year Award. The Thinking Machine: Jensen Huang, Nvidia, ...

Overview: A curated list of essential books for IT leadership and management in 2025.Key themes include AI integration, digital transformation, and team leaders ...

Innovating Decision-Making in Today’s Complex Business World Thalwil, Zurich, Switzerland, November 14, 2025 — Introducing Jean-Philippe Hagmann and Denkpartner Jean-Philippe Hagmann is a visionary ...

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The face of publishing is changing. Some commentators have even gone so far as to forecast the death of publishing, print media, and books as we know them. But how many publishers have been as ...

“Tell me everything about innovation,” asked a harried Fortune 500 vice president. Before I could reply he interjected, “But I don’t have much time, perhaps you have a one-pager?” Well, no. Innovation ...

As one year draws to a close and another begins, it's a time to be reflective, and also freshly inspired. These eight books strike the perfect balance, with authors ruminating on the history of ...

Jobs Theory is a well-developed articulation of legendary marketing guru Theodore Levitt’s famous line (which he attributed to an advertiser named Leo McGivena), “Customers don’t want to buy a quarter ...