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The Art of the StartI use a top-ten list format for all my speeches, and I would love to begin this book with a top-ten list of the most important things an entrepreneur must accomplish. However, there aren't ten there are only five,
Great Ideas for Starting Things
Make Meaning. The best reason to start an [Read more]
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Presentation Revolution - Changing the way the world does presentations
I’m dissatisfied. Even more so… I am disturbed, and you should be as well. Today we live in a business culture that abuses the art and science of public speaking everyday. We power up our PCs (Macs, if we’re lucky) and present poorly prepared and hideously designed presentation [Read more]
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Achieving Business ExcellenceFor the past five years, I’ve been working hard in preparation for writing another book. As part of my research, I’ve read literally hundreds of books, articles, and research papers on the key strategies of the world’s top companies—many of which, I am honored to say, are cur [Read more]
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Why Adapting is the Most Crucial Skill You’ll Ever LearnThink the current business climate is temporary, and that things will eventually get back to normal? Well, you ain't seen nothing yet! - The death of whole industries, global pandemics, the actions by one individual that affect the whole (think one terrorist with a small nuke in New York), the e [Read more]
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Turning learning right side up: Putting education back on track
Education should be a lifelong enterprise, a process enhanced by an environment that supports to the greatest extent possible the attempt of people to "find themselves" throughout their lives, For too long, we have educated people for a world that no longer exists, extinguishing their c [Read more]
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Nigeria monetary policy review - Maiden edition 2010
I am delighted to introduce this maiden edition of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Review (MPR)produced by the Monetary Policy Department. Although much has been written on the monetary policy process and implementation in Nigeria, there remains considerable scope for further in [Read more]
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Gain Report: Nigeria sugar annualReport Highlights: Nigeria continues to depend almost exclusively on sugar imports despite the completion of the privatization of all government-owned sugar estates. Rehabilitation and expansion of these estates are on going, albeit at a very slow pace and at present, only Savannah Sugar Company (Da [Read more]
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Gain Report: Nigeria - Grain and feed annualReport Highlights: Although Nigeria dropped from the number one export destination in the world for U.S. wheat in MY2010/11 to third position this year, it remains the most consistent and loyal customer. Sales as of April1 are a record 3.5 million tons, up from 3.3 million tons last year. Consumptio [Read more]
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Challenges from Nigeria’s Economic RecoveryThis piece documents the facts of the supply-side recovery in Nigeria in the last few years and identifies the triggers. It then discusses the challenges the new turn of events pose to policy makers, who are only just responding to the previous downturn. Data that have become available since reforms [Read more]
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Roadmap to Power Sector Reform in NigeriaThe availability of reliable Electric Power to the homes and businesses of our citizens has been one item in our national life that we have approached with so much hope and yet experienced so much frustration over the past decades. Various regimes, in the distant past, paid little attention to the s [Read more]
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