Putting the book back into book clubs and with business in mind
A new literary fraternity is not only about promoting education but also about fostering young people who have big entrepreneurial ideas and dreams
05 September 2019 - 05:10
At most book clubs, regular members meet to socialise, exchange some news, have a drink and maybe discuss some literature. You know all the faces and it’s a battle to recruit anyone new.
At the Business Book Club there’s a vastly different vibe. The book itself is the main focus, the author is there in person, and 80% of the members are different every time...
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