Books Review

Author: Ginni Rometty Good Power recounts how Ginni Rometty began her career as an entry-level systems engineer at IBM and rose to become its first female CEO. Through stories from her childhood and career, Rometty explores how service-oriented leadership—what she calls “good power”—can drive inclusive transformation in business and society. Rometty wrote this memoir after […]

Author: Jamie Kern Lima Believe IT tells the story of Jamie Kern Lima, who started as a struggling TV news anchor battling self-doubt and rosacea, then built IT Cosmetics from her living room into a billion-dollar brand. Her memoir explores how believing in your gut—and your worth—can lead to transformation beyond imagination.  Jamie wrote Believe

Author: Phil Knight Phil Knight began his career as a shy, aimless young man from Oregon with a love for running and a vague dream of doing something meaningful. He went on to build Nike, one of the most iconic companies in the world. Shoe Dog is a memoir about belief, risk, failure, and relentless

Author: Daniel Lubetzky Daniel Lubetzky started out as a law student who cared deeply about bringing people from different backgrounds together. He went on to become the CEO of KIND Snacks, a multibillion-dollar company built on honesty and strong values. In this memoir, he shares lessons on leadership, staying true to one’s beliefs, and building