BOOK PUBLICATION

Global Productivity Mindset

Opportunities & Profits Post 2008

By

Siddha Param & Prashant Tipnis

NOW AVAILABLE at McNally Robinson Booksellers, CANADA

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This book seeks to highlight the following business realities.

• It is necessary to have the right productivity mindset to be competitive in your own market.

• In a post 2008 world, the challenge is to be productive in order to be profitable.

• Business opportunities exist worldwide for those who have an open mind.

The issues raised in this book should form the basis for discussion, training and consulting from the Boardroom to the Shop floor in order to create a mindset for productivity that leads to human and financial profit within the realities of a post 2008 global economy.

AUTHORS

Siddha Param is a graduate in law from the University of London, UK. He practiced as a lawyer in commercial, corporate, banking, construction and civil law acting for clients that included Multinational Corporations in Malaysia. He has conducted talks and training on corporate governance, ethics, company practice and international trade. His over 20 years of commercial and social experiences includes a multicultural understanding of business practices worldwide. He is currently an International Business Consultant based in Canada.

E-Mail: siddhaparam@worldwidebusinessconnection.com

Canada Tel.: 1-204-510-6216 

Prashant Tipnis graduated with a Masters in Science and has over 25 years of experience in the manufacturing industry in four continents. He was certified Environmental Auditor in Kenya. His career includes management experience with the Middle East and East African branches of Multinational Corporations and Fortune 500 Companies. His multicultural work, business, consulting and training experience covers India, Middle East, Africa, Canada, Europe, Asia and the USA. He has conducted presentations to industries worldwide. Prashant, also a Lean Greenbelt Champion, is currently based in Winnipeg, Canada. 

E-Mail: technolean@gmail.com

Canada Tel.: 1-204-293-6247

The Authors are in the business of promoting:

Consulting to Identify Improvements

&

Training to Sustain Improvements 

The authors are available to conduct speaking and training sessions at corporate, business, and social meetings, conventions, seminars and events.  For further details please contact either of the authors at the e-mails or telephone numbers stated above.

 

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Posted by:

Siddha Param
International Business Consultant
Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA

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Business Enterprise and the Social Environment

Connecting with consumers in your community

 

 All successful businesses serve the needs of the community in which they operate.

 

By interacting with the local community a business can build trust and encourage visits by individuals who become loyal customers.

 

The idea of providing performance space in a cafe to local talent for FREE performances that draw in a crowd is an excelent idea. In search of a blend of good "breakfast tea" to compliment my fair trade coffee collection I came across a tea place that has succeeded in becoming a Friday evening "family venue" for music performances over a cup of tea or coffee with pastries. This has encouraged sales of packets of tea infusions to those who just dropped in for some entertainment.

 

These events now create a buzz of conversation on local musical talent in the community, establishing a venue to meet, socialize and enjoy local musical performances over a cuppa.

 

A community service project that compliments your business is a great way to build a loyal consumer group. Your loyal consumers are the ones who promote your events and products through word of mouth to family, friends and colleagues at work.

 

The added good news is, being a successful business that draws in the crowd very often attracts other successful businesses into the neighborhood. These businesses can stimulate the local economy creating human and financial profit for both businesses and the local community.

 

Community service by businesses does pay in the long term. 

 

Create your community event and enjoy success.         

 

Siddha Param

International Business Consultant

Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA

 

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