One of the best sources I have found for good business books, other than my own research, is the recommendations of successful entrepreneurs and business leaders. I would like to include yours. If you are happy to participate, will you send the names of the titles and authors of the three business books that you rate most highly to me, and let me know whether you are happy to have your name referenced in my blog post on the topic? It would be great to have some narrative on what you found most useful/notable about the book(s), particularly if (and how) you applied any lessons from them.
Javier Rojas is a managing director at Kennet Partners, a private equity firm that invests in growth companies in Europe and North America.
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