The Entrepreneur’s Book
Categories: Concise Advice Series, Neil Francis, Self-help.£9.99
Author: Neil Francis
Publisher: LID Publishing
ISBN:978-1-911498-81-0
FORMAT: 180 x 120mm
Bookbinding: Hardback
Number of pages: 128 pp
Description
Discover, explore and understand the fundamentals that are required for success as an entrepreneur.
● Outlines a unique perspective on what it means to become a successful entrepreneur.
● Contains insights that will guide and inspire readers to achieve successful and sustainable entrepreneurship.
● Discover, explore and understand the answers to fundamental ‘why’ questions.
AUTHOR
Neil Francis is the author of two books ‘ The Entrepreneur’s Book’ and ‘Changing Course’. Neil has also many years’ experience as a CEO, chairman and director. He is currently the chairman of a digital agency, director of two internet companies, director of a social enterprise and a consultancy practice. He has worked with some of the biggest brands in the world and numerous SME’s. He has founded businesses, grown them, secured external investments and for some, sold them. And, last but definitely least, he is a golf caddie!
Additional information
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