Fictional Business Tale with a Real Life Application
NEW YORK—January 23, 2018—Morgan James’s new release, The Game Changer: A Business Parable about Transformational Business Design by Chicke Fitzgerald, is a fictional title that offers practical, real-life takeaways for business executives. Whether the reader is an entrepreneur just getting his business off the ground or an experienced corporate mogul, he will find unique perspectives and revolutionary concepts sure to change his business for the better.
The Game Changer is a story of innovation and transformation. The story centers on businessman Avi and his team, and the Firm that invests in the Company. The story starts with Avi feeling run down by the pressure put on him by his investors. However, through a series of events, Avi and his team find themselves empowered to stop working only to meet profit metrics and ultimately to change every area of the company, providing value to investors and consumers beyond just the profits. Both inspirational and educational, The Game Changer is perfect for those new to the game as well as veterans in their careers.
While The Game Changer contains a wealth of valuable methodologies, recommendations, and tools, its fable format sets it apart from the average business book. Chicke Fitzgerald draws on her decades of experience in the technology industry to provide time-proven strategies for growing one’s business. Keeping its reader intrigued with an exciting storyline and relatable characters, The Game Changer: A Business Parable about Transformational Business Design is an entertaining read that will reignite the reader’s passion for business and offer them indispensable tools to promote innovation in their industry.
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About the Author:
Chicke Fitzgerald in an expert in the travel technology and telecom fields. Having started her own company Solutionz in 1996, she has more than two decades of experience under her belt. Chicke has worked with over 90 clients on over 200 advisory engagements, published four books, been a part of 10 early stage companies, and invested over $1.2 million in her own ventures. She also hosts a nationally syndicated weekly radio show, The Game Changer. Chicke currently resides in Tampa, FL.
More About This Title:
The Game Changer: A Business Parable about Transformational Business Design by Chicke Fitzgerald, will be released by Morgan James Publishing on January 23, 2018. The Game Changer—ISBN 9781683504962—has 225 pages and is being sold as a trade paperback for $17.95.
About Morgan James Publishing:
Morgan James publishes trade quality titles designed to educate, encourage, inspire, or entertain readers with current, consistent, relevant topics that are available everywhere books are sold.
( www.MorganJamesPublishing.com )
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