From Inc. Magazine to Business Insider, the Economic Observer in China to Business Weekly in Taiwan, media outlets globally have covered The Center’s work and thought leadership.

Center Founder Eric Sinoway and other members of its Leadership Team, Fellows, and Executives in Residence are frequently sought for their expert input on a wide variety of topics. 

The Center's Public reach

Thought leadership from The Center has been featured widely throughout the world. Eric Sinoway’s article, “No, You Can’t Have it All”, has become a Harvard Business Review classic that has been selected as a HBR’s “best of”  piece and reproduced frequently in topic-specific and highlight compilations.

The Center’s work related to culture–unveiled in a provocative piece about ‘terminating organizational vampires’–is a widely used tool on identifying threats to successful culture in any organization. “You’re Probably Not Very Good at Most Things” has become a self-and organizational assessment tool for determining the most likely path for career success. 

The Center’s work has been featured in media outlets globally, including The New York Times, CNN, Fortune, Inc., Business Insider, NPR, and other digital, audio, and broadcast outlets throughout the world. 

Howard's Gift
More Than a Book

Howard’s Gift–initially published in English and subsequently translated throughout Asia–contains foundational lessons on how to infuse Entrepreneurial Thinking into an individual’s life and career and an organization of any type or size.

ENGLISH

The English edition of Howard's Gift is available in hardcover, softcover, and audio editions and is distributed throughout much of the world.

korean

The Korean edition of Howard's Gift won the prestigious SERI Book Award (www.seriworld.org)--on of the most sought after book recognitions in Asia--and is a best seller in Korean

complex chinese

The Complex Chinese edition of Howard's gift is a best seller in Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong and has been re-released to meet demand throughout Asia.

mandarin

The Mandarin edition of Howard's Gift is a best sller and has been re-released to meet continued demand throughout China.

The Center's Public reach

Thought leadership from The Center has been featured widely throughout the world. Eric Sinoway’s article, “No, You Can’t Have it All”, has become a Harvard Business Review classic that has been selected as a HBR’s “best of”  piece and reproduced frequently in topic-specific and highlight compilations.

The Center’s work related to culture–unveiled in a provocative piece about ‘terminating organizational vampires’–is a widely used tool on identifying threats to successful culture in any organization. “You’re Probably Not Very Good at Most Things” has become a self-and organizational assessment tool for determining the most likely path for career success. 

The Center’s work has been featured in media outlets globally, including The New York Times, CNN, Fortune, Inc., Business Insider, NPR, and other digital, audio, and broadcast outlets throughout the world. 

From Inc. Magazine to Business Insider, the Economic Observer in China to Business Weekly in Taiwan, media outlets globally have covered The Center’s work and thought leadership.

Center Founder Eric Sinoway and other members of its Leadership Team, Fellows, and Executives in Residence are frequently sought for their expert input on a wide variety of topics. 

Uncommon Wisdom to Inspire Your Life's Work

Howard’s Gift–initially published in English and subsequently translated throughout Asia–contains foundational lessons on how to infuse Entrepreneurial Thinking into an individual’s life and career and an organization of any type or size.

ENGLISH

The English edition of Howard's Gift is available in hardcover, softcover, and audio editions and is distributed throughout much of the world.

korean

The Korean edition of Howard's Gift won the prestigious SERI Book Award (www.seriworld.org)--on of the most sought after book recognitions in Asia--and is a best seller in Korean

complex chinese

The Complex Chinese edition of Howard's gift is a best seller in Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong and has been re-released to meet demand throughout Asia.

mandarin

The Mandarin edition of Howard's Gift is a best sller and has been re-released to meet continued demand throughout China.