New World Inc.
The Making of America by England's Merchant Adventurers
A group of English merchants—not the Pilgrims—were the earliest founders of America.
Profit--not piety—was their primary motive
"Part business history, part swashbuckling adventurer's tale, New World Inc. shows us that America was founded, not as an idealistic city upon a hill, but as the result of intense competition between well-funded companies looking to capitalize on the Next Big Thing...A fascinating read."―Larrie D. Ferreiro, author of Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain Who Saved It
"...an intelligent, thorough, and detailed examination of the financial stories powering the earliest voyages to America. Skillfully told, this compelling book elevates the overlooked economic motivations behind the first American settlements to their proper place in history."―Bhu Srinivasan, author of Americana: A 400-Year History of American Capitalism
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Co-writer with BCG PartnersThis book, published by Harvard Business Book Press, was placed on the annual JP Morgan Private Bank Summer Reading List in 2013—dubbed the "Billionaire Book Club" by the Wall Street Journal. The Financial Times said it was "engagingly written".
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Collaborative writer with BCG PartnersThis book, published by McGraw Hill, won plaudits from several business leaders. John Mackey, co-founder of Whole Foods, said it was: “A powerful book that offers the keys to growth, deep insight into consumer behavior, and stories that energize and excite."
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