Harvard Business Review HC Book 2013 – From The Late Ira Lipman Private Library

The product is a collector’s edition of the Harvard Business Review 2013, featuring items from the late Ira Lipman’s private library. This nonfiction book, with an intended audience of adults, focuses on economics and business topics. Published by Harvard Business Review Press in English, this hardcover book is personalized and features an ex libris inscription, making it a valuable addition for collectors interested in business and economics.

18 Harvard Business Review brand new Special Collection notebooks – Your choice

An 18 notebook selection of Harvard Business Review Special Collection Binders Prices are per binder with discounts when you buy two or more books in the same order. If you are interested in buying the entire collection, please contact us through eBay and we will give you a discounted price.All are brand new and many are still shrink wrapped. The binders are protected with plastic wrap over the covers. Labels are included for the spines of the binders.Your choice from:Product Development number 90017 by Ralph E. Gomory plus several others – shrink wrappedLevitt on Marketing number 90056 by Theodore Levitt – shrink wrappedDecision Marking number 90046 – John F Magee plus 8 more – shrink wrappedConsumer Marketing Strategies number 90087 by Regis McKenna plus several others – shrink wrappedManagers in the Middle 90060 by Hugo E. Uyterhoeven plus several others – shrink wrappedManagement of change number 90064 by Peter F. Drucker plus several others – shrink wrappedThe New Manufacturing number 90080 by Ira Magaziner & Mark Patinkin plus several others – shrink wrappedInnovation number 90072 by Peter F. Drucker plus several others – shrink wrappedThe State of Strategy number 90082 by Gary Hamel plus several others – shrink wrappedManagers as Leaders number 90084 by John P Koffer plus several othersParticipative Management number 90054 by Peter F. Drucker plus several others – shrink wrapped

Harvard Business Review HC Book 2016 – From The Late Ira Lipman Private Library

The product is a collector’s edition of the Harvard Business Review 2016, part of the late Ira Lipman private library. This nonfiction book, published by Harvard Business Review Press, is intended for adult readers interested in economics and business topics. With an English language edition and personalized features, this hardcover book is a valuable addition for collectors and business enthusiasts alike.

Harvard Business Review HC Book 2017 – From The Late Ira Lipman Private Library

The product is a collector’s edition of the Harvard Business Review 2017 from the late Ira Lipman private library. It is a nonfiction book written by Harvard authors, focusing on economics and business topics. This personalized hardcover book is intended for adult readers and was published by Harvard Business Review Press in the United States in 2017.

Harvard Business Review HC Book 2015 – From The Late Ira Lipman Private Library

The product is a collector’s edition of the Harvard Business Review HC Book 2015 from the late Ira Lipman private library. This nonfiction book, published by Harvard Business Review Press, is intended for adult readers and features a personalized aspect. The book, written by Harvard authors, covers topics related to business and economics, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

Harvard Business Review HC Book 2012 – From The Late Ira Lipman Private Library

The product is a collector’s edition of the Harvard Business Review HC Book 2012 from the late Ira Lipman Private Library. This nonfiction book, published by Harvard Business Review Press, is intended for adults interested in business and economics. It features personalized elements and is written in English, making it a valuable addition to any library for those interested in business topics.

Why the Rich Are Getting Richer Robert T. Kiyosaki Limited 1st Edition 2017 NEW

Why the Rich Are Getting Richer by Robert T. Kiyosaki is a thought-provoking book that delves into the reasons behind the widening wealth gap in society. Through engaging narratives and real-life examples, he explores the mindsets, habits, and strategies employed by the wealthy to accumulate and preserve their wealth.