Harnessing decades of experience in managing and developing top brands, James Espey has refined his wisdom into 100 bite-sized tips. His clear, down-to-earth advice has been carefully structured to benefit readers at all stages of their career, from businessnovices and those halfway up the ladder to start-up entrepreneurs and company bosses seeking to put their accomplishments to good use as they wind down. At heart is the central importance of creating 'you the brand' - making your marque - in order to achieve business success and career fulfilment. 'I read James Espey's book from cover to cover in one sitting. It is not just for the young and ambitious; the hardened, aging and cynical will find it a refreshing reminder of how things should be.' Tim Isaac, Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather, Asia Pacific (2008-2012) 'A great and instructive read.' Sir George Bull, Joint Group Chairman, Diageo PLC (1997-1998); Chairman, J Sainsbury PLC (1998-2004) 'The most important brand that everyone must learn to manage is themselves. James Espey's guide offers shrewd marketing advice to executives at all stages of their business life cycle.' Hugh Burkitt, Chief Executive, The Marketing Society

Making Your Marque: 100 Tips to Build Your Personal Brand and Succeed in Business

Biographies & Memoirs

Espey, James

Professionals & Academics

Whitefox

In his third book in the Putting the Genie Back series, David Hone responds to the Paris Agreement which was concluded in 2015 after years of negotiation. When French Foreign Minister and COP21 President Laurent Fabius banged his gavel on the evening of Saturday December 12th 2015, he ushered in a truly global deal on climate change, embracing the spirit with this complex issue. After 21 COPs and many inter-sessional meetings, it is safe to say that the Paris Agreement is a landmark achievement. But because of its brevity it still needs considerable deciphering and an understanding of the energy system in place today to put it into perspective. Will the Paris Agreement really see us through to the end of this century, bringing an end to anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases and stabilization of the resultant climate change problem? Or will continued development and energy demand growth eclipse the efforts now underway to manage emissions? All proceeds from this book will be donated to the Center for Climate and Enegry Solutions (C2ES) and the 2041 Foundation, two NGOs that the author has worked with directly over many years.

Putting the Genie Back: Pathways from the Paris Agreement

David Hone

The Path to Phillips Cay (The Segmented World Book Series)

Literature & Fiction

Nash, Francis

Contemporary

Music for Three in a Prelude to Revolution

Savin, Janet

Genre Fiction

Mad About the Boys

Lizzie Webb

Arts & Literature

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