If it feels like everybody and everything has their own blog, social media fan club, and/or video channel, it’s because that’s not far from the truth. Businesses, organizations, brands, and individuals are under tremendous pressure to not only attract and retain followers, but keep them engaged and entertained.
Read just about any start-up story, and you’ll come away with the impression that building a successful business means compromising on sleep, sacrificing your hobbies, and dedicating yourself 24-7 to the cause. It doesn’t have to be that way, insists Lee LeFever, co-founder of the wildly successful educational video company Common Craft.
With her infectious enthusiasm, we can’t help but join Jennifer Louden in a happy dance as we welcome her to the Page Two authors club!
A pioneer in personal growth, Jen helped launch the concept of self-care with her first bestselling book, The Woman’s Comfort Book.
We’re thrilled to announce that book industry veteran Mary Trentadue has joined Page Two to support several key company initiatives, including business development and building special sales programs. As a publisher, we’re fortunate to bring in someone with many years of book retail experience, and particularly Mary, who is well respected in the publishing industry as well as in the community at large.
“Great companies are built on culture. Mike Walsh’s prescient vision of the algorithmic company of the future is no robot army of soulless analytics dashboards, but a living, breathing organism—a community of humans who respond to motivation beyond compensation; purpose and impact; decision-making and autonomy; location and collaboration.
“Dana Wright-Wasson provides a much-needed assessment of what it takes to create an engaged team, culture, and organization. She also provides the necessary frameworks, ideas, and resources for readers to get started today building an energized, purposeful, and aligned corporate culture where people can’t wait to come to work.”—Denise Brosseau, CEO of Thought Leadership Lab, author of Ready to Be a Thought Leader?
“In the new economy, it’s not who knows you, it’s who trusts you. When in doubt, don’t forget Michelle’s Law #10.”—Seth Godin, author of Linchpin
Congratulations to Page Two author, Michelle Tillis Lederman on the successful launch of her latest book—The Connector’s Advantage: 7 Mindsets to Grow Your Influence and Impact —which has already hit #1 in career guides, #1 in personal success and #17 in non-fiction in its first week!
We’re excited to share that we are working with our new client John S. Couch—writer, artist, and the vice president of product design at Hulu—on his upcoming book, The Art of Creative Rebellion.
We are thrilled to share that we are working with Gair Maxwell, highly sought-after international keynote speaker and brand strategist who delivers approximately ninety presentations each year on building irresistible, legendary brands.
Kicking off 2019 with a bang, we are pleased to announce that the fabulous Lorraine Toor has assumed the role of Director of Sales and Distribution. Lorraine joined us last year in a part-time capacity and quickly became indispensable to all of us at Page Two — not only because of how ably she manages our multifaceted print, ebook, and audiobook distribution programs, but also because of her strategic mind, quick wit, and magic ability to wrestle any online sales platform into submission.
This year disappeared in a whirlwind of great new books, new team members, and a lot of learning around Page Two. Looking back on 2017 to write this post, we find it hard to believe how much change happened for us this year.
We’re excited to announce that we’re working with corporate comedian, John Garrett, on his debut publication—What’s Your And? Overcome Professionalism to Have a Bigger Impact.
After spending over a decade in corporate finance as a CPA, a senior financial analyst, and most recently as a business development director, Garrett, a self-proclaimed “recovering Big Four CPA,” changed gears and became a keynote speaker and corporate comedian and emcee—to great success.
