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4 Circles of Good Business

4 Circles of Good Business     

by Christopher Novak
Price: $12.95

108 Pages, Paperback, 6 x 9

ISBN-10: 0-9788668-0-0
ISBN-13: 978-0-9788668-0-8

In the movie, Pirates of the Caribbean: Search for the Black Pearl, Captain Jack Sparrow has a very special compass. While it looks similar to an ordinary compass, Captain Sparrow’s compass has a unique ability – it always points in the direction of the thing you want most. No matter his location, the needle points in the direction he needs to travel in order to find the treasure. Follow the needle and eventually you find what you are looking for. Ah, if only it were it that easy in real life! If only we had an instrument that could guide us in determining the most effective course of action for any given moment of our journey. If only we could rely on one resource to identify true priorities from amid a storm of competing interests. If only we had a way to stay on course as we navigated the tempest that is today’s business reality. Perhaps, now we do! The 4 Circles of Good Business. The model we call, The 4 Circles Compass is akin to that very special compass – one that always points in the direction we need to move. This book introduces an easy to understand and practical approach for rediscovering what drives good business. Instead of four primary directions, the 4 Circles Compass has four critical business functions depicted as interconnected Circles – operations & management, products & services, capital & finance, and governance. These represent core considerations in any business or organization, four key areas that must guide the actions and decisions of leaders and followers alike for any business endeavor to succeed. Instead of yielding to the force of magnetic north, the 4 Circles compass is influenced by the needs of its stakeholders. The needle of our compass passes through all four critical business functions at once but highlights the area of emphasis most aligned with stakeholder needs. As those needs change, so too will the emphasis of our actions within the 4 Circles model.


About The Author

Christopher Novak is an author and professional speaker whose first book, Conquering Adversity, is a powerful guide to navigating the inevitable storms in our personal and professional lives. A potent and sought after speaker, he has delivered the Conquering Adversity message to thousands both nationally and internationally with audiences in business, higher education, healthcare, not-for-profit and government. As a human resources executive, his experience includes Director of Human Resources for Cornell University’s Campus Life division and Human Resources Manager for Syracuse China Company. In 2001, he founded, The Summit Team (www.Summit-team.com) which specializes in leadership training, executive coaching and career services. His innovative and passionate facilitation has motivated thousands of leaders. He has also authored over 25 magazine articles in publications that include Newsweek, HR Magazine, Smithsonian’s Air & Space, CUPA-HR Journal and The New York Times Syndicate. He has a dual bachelor’s degree in aeronautics-mathematics from Miami University (Ohio) and a master’s degree in business management from State University of New York’s Institute of Technology.


Reviews

The business approach presented in was developed by Tim Novak and R. Paul Gary. Their firm, Core Concepts, LLC was formed in early 2002 with the vision to provide professionals the “plain truth and practical solutions” to the most challenging & complex business issues. The focus is clearly placed on creating and sustaining stakeholder value through the practice of “good business”. The same basic principles are applied whether working with early development stage ventures, mature NASDAQ corporations, non-for-profit groups or university based entrepreneur programs. Core Concepts provides a common sense approach designed to achieve positive organizational outcomes. Its reputation for success is created through the fusion of formal training and education, practical real world experiences and honest passion of its principals. Built upon combined experience gathered over four decades, the 4 Circles of Good Business offers its readers a powerful strategic business ally.


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