New Releases

From the author that taught us why Nice Companies Finish First comes a book about "Using Great Service to Create Rabid Fans."

Imagine the ideal work environment, where everyone is contributing at full capacity. Now imagine it's a submarine. Captain David Marquet tells the tale.

Most personal finance books advise you to save, cut, pay down, and save some more. But precious few of them ask the bigger, more important questions: What do you want to do with this money?

What if Steve Jobs and Steve Case’s talent for value creation had been recognized and harnessed by their former bosses?

Business relationships, both in the office and across the globe, require more collaboration than ever—which is why we need a Collaboration Strategy.

"The Moment You Can't Ignore demonstrates that the adage, 'culture eats strategy for lunch,' is more relevant now than ever."

While failure in business is a given–it can also lead to success with the right mindset and approach.

Here to make sense of the promise–and navigate the pitfalls–of word-of-mouth marketing is Ted Wright, a WOMM pioneer and author of Fizz.

David S. Pottruck provides and "An Operator's Manual for Leading Breakthrough Change" in Stacking the Deck.

Fall is in full swing, and the list of excellent books is a mile high. Whether you're in need of something on big-picture strategy or personal improvement, the options are many. Here are a few that are on our radar for October.

Well here we are again—Summer is drawing to a close and we've hardly put a dent in that towering stack of summer reads. Don't fret, though—we still have a few weeks to sneak in a couple more books. Here are some new titles for Summer's end that'll help you start your Fall off right, with plenty of great ideas and new perspectives.

Eventually it'll be time to crack a book or fire up that ereader. You'll be wise to consider these four promising titles for February.