| This award-winning
publication, written by Mr. Godwin C. Nwaogwugwu (A former World
Bank Analyst) is a product of experience and expertise in working
with youth entrepreneurs in USA, and Africa. It is specially
prepared for people with no formal business training, or MBA. The
book is written in very simplified, easy-to-understand English with
limited use of technical jargons. The publication has been sold out
twice in Africa, where most state governments and NGOs adopted it
for small business, and youth entrepreneurship development training/
seminar. Due to it's popularity, it now comes in four formats: A
booklet format (mostly used in Africa), a loosed bound format, compact
disc,
and a downloadable e-book (PDF) format. |
About The
Author:
 Mr. Godwin C. Nwaogwugwu
is a prolific author, with a flair for developing 'How-to' books for
youths. He was a graduate of two universities in two different
continents. He obtained a Bachelors in Agricultural Economics and
Extension from Federal University of Technology, Owerri, and a
Masters degree in Management Information Systems (MIS) from
Strayer University, Washington, DC, USA. This combination of diverse experience and
expertise has made him quite a versatile resource person on
e-business, and strategic matters in both countries. In addition, he has over
Twelve
professional certifications from the
World Bank Institute,
Brainbench,
and Learning Tree,Washington, DC.
Mr. Nwaogwugwu was one of the pioneer staff of the
World Bank Group's Small And Medium
Enterprise Department, created in 2000 as a knowledge center for
small and medium business development in developing countries. The
department provided support to SMEs in the
areas of Access To Capital, Linkages, Technology, , Knowledge
Management, and Capacity Building. At his early years as a
World Bank Analyst, Mr. Nwaogwugwu developed several monitoring and evaluation
systems, as well as institution-wide report tracking systems. He
later provided Technical Assistance (TA) to World Bank SME training
projects in Africa.
Mr Nwaogwugwu was the Board Secretary of the World
Bank Art Society, as well as the Chairman of the committee that
organized the first World Bank HIV-AIDS outreach to the Washington,
DC Public Schools (DCPS) in 2003. He received a certificate of
appreciation for the successful planning and
implementation from then President of the
World Bank Group, Mr. James D. Wolfensohn.
He has also received several awards and recognitions
while on consultant assignments in such international organizations as
Manpower Services,
All First Bank, Cost Attribution Department of the United States
Postal Services, International
Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington, DC, USA, etc. He is currently the
Director of 'ImoOnline'
project; an ICT project sponsored by the
US State Department,
and the Imo State Government of Nigeria. He is the founder of
'TalentHouse', a US-based,
non-profit organization that provides support for art programs, and
talent development for un-heard minority youths in developing
countries.
To contact Mr. Nwaogwugwu for a speaking engagement,
please send us request using the form below
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P.O. Box 2851, Gaithersburg, Maryland 20886, USA
