Book description
The comprehensive, six-in-one package small business entrepreneurs
can't afford to be without
With more Canadians considering starting their own small businesses
than ever before, there's never been a greater need for a detailed,
comprehensive guide to help budding entrepreneurs get off the ground.
Comprised of six books in one that cover every aspect of running a
business, from developing a business plan to managing growth
successfully, and everything in between, Starting and Running a
Small Business For Canadians For Dummies All-in-One will ensure
readers' ventures meet with success.
- The ideal resource for the first-time entrepreneur in a market
when small businesses are growing fast
- Provides a wealth of management advice based on recent research
that shows that when small businesses are successful, they hire
- Includes the financial advice that keeps new businesses from
folding within their first five years
Offering Canadians everything they need to know about starting their
own companies within Canada, this six-book compilation is essential
reading for anyone looking to make it big in the world of small
business.
John Aylen has a small business that provides
marketing and communications services to businesses, institutional
clients and not-for-profit organizations of all sizes. He is a regular
guest lecturer at the Dobson Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies at
McGill University and has been a judge at the John Molson School of
Business International MBA Case Competition for more than 10 years. He
is the author of a number of books on small business management and
contemporary history. He has written widely on business topics for
magazines and newspapers in Canada and has edited books on health care
and business strategy as well as works of fiction.
