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HUMAN CAPITAL: THE UNTAPPED TREASURE by Gerald G. Polesky, Ph.D. Hardcover with dust jacket. 5.5" x 8.5", having approximately 280 pages. ISBN-10: 0-9816102-2-6 ISBN-13: 978-0-9816102-2-1 List Price - $24.95 (Special Pre-Publication Price - $20.00) Publication date: Fall 2009. In the present turbulent economy, organizations and their leadership must develop new ways to strengthen their business positions. This book lays out a path to enable businesses to overcome today’s monumental hurdles. It shows that the key to returning to business prosperity is the most under utilized resource available to us – Human Capital. It further shows how companies can increase employee productivity and morale by leveraging and effectively utilizing human assets. This book shows how a company can tap into this valuable resource by: (1) acknowledging that its Human Capital is indeed a tremendous asset, (2) directing new assets towards addressing new threats and opportunities, (3) maintaining organizational flexibility so that new skills can be rapidly developed, shared, and implemented. This book will help managers and leaders at all levels and in all types of organizations to improve their organizations through a better understanding of how to tap into the power of their greatest untapped treasure - Human Capital. For more on the book CLICK HERE ***************************


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ADAM'S BELLE: A MEMOIR OF LOVE WITHOUT BOUNDS by Isabel Washington Powell with Joyce Burnett. Hardcover with dust jacket. 5.5" x 8.5", having approximately 200 pages with 16 pages of photos. ISBN 978-0-9816102-1-4 List Price - $27.95 Publication date: June 15, 2008. This is the incredible autobiography of the late Isabel Washington Powell from her early years as a young "drama queen" with her big sister, Fredi Washington, in early 1900's Savannah, Georgia; her young adult years as a Cotton Club dancer in Harlem during the 1920's; her marriage to Adam Clayton Powell in the 1930's; her divorce following his election to Congress in 1945; and her life after Adam. Despite Adam's human weaknesses and her own broken heart, Isabel loved him until she took her very last breath. This story is a powerful journey from love to forgiveness and back. It was also the love and support of her family and especially her sister, Fredi Washington (star of the 1929 film "Black and Tan Fantasy" and the Academy Award nominated 1934 film "Imitation of Life") that enabled her to survive. For more on the book or Isabel Washington Powell CLICK HERE ***************************


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