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Engaged! Wins INDIE Award for Best Business Book
Our newest book, Engaged! How Leaders Build Organizations Where Employees Love to Come to Work, was recently selected as the winner of the 2009 Indie Book Awards in the Business Category.
The Next Generation Indie Book Awards (the “Indie Book Awards”) is the most rewarding and exciting book awards program for independent publishers and authors worldwide.
In addition to the recognition and prestige of having an award-winning book, Finalists and Winners received the following:
- A listing in the Indie Book awards Catalog which is distributed to book buyers, media, and others!
- Exposure for a full year at IndieBookAwards.com
- The opportunity to display Finalist or Winner stickers on their book.
- Other benefits of an award-winning book (such as potential increased revenue).
- The top 60 books will be reviewed by New York literary agent
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