Michael Goodman Boeken

Focusing on corporate communication as an essential business asset, this volume explores its role amidst global changes. It addresses key communication needs throughout organizational lifecycles, including mergers and acquisitions, structural and cultural shifts, innovation, leadership transitions, downsizing, global expansion, competition, ethical decision-making, political actions, and employee engagement. The analysis provides insights into effectively managing communication in various critical scenarios.

John Steinbeck tells the tragic tale of two migrant ranch workers - the clever, wiry George Milton and the physically strong but mentally retarded Lennie Small, who are connected by a common dream of a small piece of land with a rabbit hutch. (Buchdeckel verso).

Designed as a unique life planning tool, this 100-page calendar spans a century, allowing users to document significant life events, achievements, challenges, and goals. Unlike traditional daily calendars, it serves as a tangible resource for organizing and reflecting on one's life journey, helping individuals to visualize and plan their future effectively.

The story unfolds with a small, balding man who is mistaken for a cybersecurity expert, leading him into a web of international intrigue involving Russian and Chinese plots to conquer the U.S. As the real expert is captured in Moscow, he must rely on his wits and the help of a stunning Russian agent to escape and outsmart his captors while protecting vital cyberdefense secrets. This satirical take on American politics blends humor with suspense, highlighting the absurdities of espionage and the complexities of global power struggles.