The Entrepreneurial Effect: Waterloo

By: Feridun Hamdullahpur and Robert Pavlis and Dan Mathers and Robert Tong and Roger Subowius and Jim Estill and Dan Latendre and Steven McCartney and Iain Klugman and Vita Gasima and Carol Leaman and Larry Borsato and Steve Carkner and Kevin Hood and Rick Endrulat and Randall Litchfield and Tom Hunter and Rod Foster and Cameron Hay and Josie Graham and Mike Morrice and Ted Hastings and Adam Zimmer and William M. Tatham and Ray DePaul and Yvan Couture and Andrew Maxwell and Moren Lévesque and Ann Zimmer and Brydon Gilliss and Dave Caputo and Aurélien Leftick and Harvey Finkelstein

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Synopsis: Every entrepreneur wants to know more and to able to do more, learning from those that have succeeded is one of the best ways to accomplish that. The entrepreneurs in this book discuss the skills needed to be successful in starting, growing and managing technology-based business in the 21st century. Lessons include being an entrepreneur, marketing, strategy & planning, people, sales, growth, technology, investors, financing, operations, corporate culture and a test of your entrepreneurial capability. When you want to be the best, learn from the best, and here is your opportunity with 25 of the best lessons in entrepreneurship.