Thursday, December 15, 2005
Ecademy Press launches
Ecademy Press launched on Wednesday 14th December as a result of relationships built using the Ecademy network. We intend to network more during 2006 to find more authors and, with them, publish some great books for Ecademy members and anyone else who wants to keep up with the changing world of business.
We launch with A Girlfriend in Every City a book sharing Geert Conard's networking diary during the year and a half after joining his first online networks (LinkedIn and Ecademy). His personal approach to making and developing connections on these networks and his approach to face to face meetings provide a wealth of insight into one of the most successful networkers on Ecademy.
I'm writing "A Friend in Every City" with Penny and Thomas Power (blog of the book). We will publish that book in April 2006. We are also publishing "Your Personal Brandwagon", a book on personal style in the office, by Ecademy networker Tessa Hood of Changing Gear in February 2006. For those who've seen her talks at one of many Ecademy events in the UK, the subject matter and the professionalism with which it is delivered will be no surprise - if you haven't, it's in the book.
Take a look at the site and buy the book, if you like it.
Meanwhile, I'd like to wish everyone who celebrates it a great Christmas.
Andy
We launch with A Girlfriend in Every City a book sharing Geert Conard's networking diary during the year and a half after joining his first online networks (LinkedIn and Ecademy). His personal approach to making and developing connections on these networks and his approach to face to face meetings provide a wealth of insight into one of the most successful networkers on Ecademy.
I'm writing "A Friend in Every City" with Penny and Thomas Power (blog of the book). We will publish that book in April 2006. We are also publishing "Your Personal Brandwagon", a book on personal style in the office, by Ecademy networker Tessa Hood of Changing Gear in February 2006. For those who've seen her talks at one of many Ecademy events in the UK, the subject matter and the professionalism with which it is delivered will be no surprise - if you haven't, it's in the book.
Take a look at the site and buy the book, if you like it.
Meanwhile, I'd like to wish everyone who celebrates it a great Christmas.
Andy
