Play Bigger: A Blueprint for Bold Innovation Introduction Play Bigger, authored by Al Ramadan, Dave Peterson, Christopher Lochhead, and Kevin Maney, offers a compelling framework for businesses seeking to break free from the constraints of incremental growth and achieve truly transformative success. By challenging traditional notions of competition and innovation, the authors present a compelling... Continue Reading →

Henry Paulson, a former Goldman Sachs CEO and the former U.S. Treasury Secretary, offers a unique perspective on China's economic rise in his book, Dealing with China. With unprecedented access to Chinese leadership, Paulson provides a firsthand account of the nation's transformation and the challenges it poses to the global economic order. A while back,... Continue Reading →

"Build" by Tony Fadell is a captivating memoir that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of iconic tech products. Fadell emphasizes the importance of passion, perseverance, teamwork, and staying true to your vision. His insights on the development of the iPod and Nest, as well as future technology, make this book a must-read for tech enthusiasts and entrepreneurs.

"Chip War" by Chris Miller delves into the pivotal role of semiconductors in shaping the modern world. It explores the historical journey of the semiconductor industry and the intensifying rivalry between the United States and China. The book emphasizes the global significance of chip manufacturing, highlighting the strategic importance of Taiwan and the necessity of global cooperation.

Ecosystem-Led Growth: A New Era of Business Bob Moore, the founder of Crossbeam, has introduced a revolutionary concept called Ecosystem-Led Growth (ELG). This approach suggests that companies can achieve significant growth by strategically utilizing partnerships. In this blog, I will go over Moore's recent book Ecosystem-Led Growth: A Blueprint for Sales and Marketing Success Using... Continue Reading →

I have long been a fan of startups. Somewhere inside of me, an entrepreneur is just waiting to get out. My first job out of college was working for a growing company that IPO'ed during the "dot-com" boom in the late 1990s. I didn't even know it was a startup at the time, but it... Continue Reading →