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To be published by Frommer's on 6th November 2008
Frommer’s 500 PLACES TO SEE BEFORE THEY DISAPPEAR is a celebration of the world’s most precious and fragile sights. This innovative and inspiring new book not only gives us an indication of how much of our world we take for granted, but also sheds some light on why our natural habitats are disappearing and in some cases, what we can do to prevent it.
Published by Wiley, March 08
Tribal Business School, the new book by Jo Owen (bestselling international author of How to lead), is a series of journeys in search of the ultimate business secret: the secret of survival and success. From some of the best, and one or two of the worst, organisations on our planet, to tribes in Papua New Guinea, Tuareg in the Sahara, Saami in the Arctic and nomads in Mongolia. The book's journeys show why tribes survive in extremely harsh conditions for generations, while business empires rise and fall steadily.
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