Cracking the Code of Possibilities in Business

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Cracking the Code of Possibilities in Business

The Evolution of a New Command in Business in an Age of Creative Entrepreneurship

Economics, Finance, Business and Management Business and Management

Author: Taiwo Fajolu

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Language: English

Published by: WestBow Press

Published on: 25th April 2014

Format: LCP-protected ePub

Size: 277 Kb

ISBN: 9781490832432


If managers, innovative and disruptive entrepreneurs, and opinion leaders—especially the ones in emerging economies—read only one book, this should be it. Taiwo's study of the lives of the giants of Western industries and the lessons to be gained from their lives are of utmost relevance to a world suffering from the boom and bust cycle and the pattern of growth and depression characteristic of the Western economy.

This book is a must-read, particularly for budding entrepreneurs. It is loaded with viable information and aimed at achieving practical and result-oriented actions for developmental and growth objectives in this aspect. Taiwo's effort in putting this book together is commendable. Let's utilize it productively.
Otunba Ayan Kolawole, CEO,
Kolaris Services Group International, LLC
(Enterprise & Manpower Development Consultants),
Willingboro, New Jersey, USA

I must commend the efforts, intellect, and insight Taiwo has put into this book. One of the most important elements of Nigeria or any country becoming a great nation is her human capabilities, which makes capacity building a must. I recommend that this book be used to teach in all business schools, especially those that build and breed young entrepreneurs... Well done.
Gbenga Akinyombo, Executive Director,
Subaru Motors Nigeria

Cracking the Code of Possibilities in Business is a lively, pungent, and intellectually stimulating excursion into how Nigeria can rediscover and reposition itself in the comity of nations through innovation, institutional renewal, and re-engineering in an era of globalization. Absolutely un-put-down-able.
Dr Femi Orebe, columnist for
The Nation on Sunday

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