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Karibu!

Sunday, August 24th, 2008
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Welcome to Sunwords.com. Feel at home, look around, browse, sit down and read, leave a comment. Best wishes, Sunny
The Edge: Connecting with Customers - out now

Friday, June 27th, 2008
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The Edge is a quarterly management knowledge series, jointly produced by the Business Daily and Strathmore Business School. I am the Consultant Editor. The current issue is out today, free with the Business Daily and on sale all weekend. This issue’s theme is Connecting with Customers: why we have forgotten the primacy of the customer, and what to do about it. It is an entertaining and insightful read. Also available as a download on www.bdafrica.com.
Crown Your Customer - Book Signing

Sunday, December 9th, 2007
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I will be signing copies of Crown Your Customer at Books First, Nakumatt Ukay on Tuesday 11 December from 7.00 - 9.00 pm. Muthoni Garland will also be in attendance, signing Tracking The Scent Of My Mother.
Fast Forward: a new leadership development programme designed and led by Sunny Bindra

Monday, November 26th, 2007
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Fast Forward is a new leadership development programme, launching in Kenya in 2008. It has a specific aim: to develop the leaders of ‘business unusual’ and take them on the final leg of their learning journey - developing WISDOM and GOOD JUDGEMENT in leadership. The programme will select a small group of participants every year and take them through a highly interactive programme to develop deep insights into the nature of business leadership. To learn more and download a brochure, schedule and application form, please click here.
Crown Your Customer - Signings, Saturday 3 November

Tuesday, October 30th, 2007
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I will be signing copies of Crown Your Customer on Saturday 3 November, as follows: Simply Books, ABC Shopping Centre: 10am to 12pm Bookstop, Yaya Centre: 1pm to 3pm Muthoni Garland will also be there, signing Tracking The Scent Of My Mother. Please come to chat and buy a signed copy.
The Edge - out on Friday 26 October

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007
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I am the Consultant Editor for THE EDGE - a new management knowledge series that will come as a free pullout in the Business Daily. Each issue of THE EDGE will feature a specific management topic, and will appear approximately quarterly. This launch issue is on LEADERSHIP, and features the work of thinkers from Kenya and beyond, including the renowned Prof John Adair. This is a ‘must-have’ for leaders, managers and students of management. Don’t miss your copy on Friday - free in the Business Daily. Please post your comments here to help us make THE EDGE better.
‘Thought Leadership’: A new weekly column for the Business Daily

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007
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I’m pleased to confirm that I will be starting a new weekly column for Kenya’s new Business Daily, every Friday starting 3 August. ‘Thought Leadership’ is designed to feed Kenya’s growing hunger for high-quality management knowledge. Every week, I will take an excerpt from a classic management book, article ...click here to read the full article.
You know you’re in 2007 when…

Monday, June 11th, 2007
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We all receive a lot of stuff via e-mail, and most of it is garbage. But just once in a while, something does make you laugh out loud. Again, I don’t know who wrote this, so apologies to the very witty author for the lack of attribution. ...click here to read the full article.
Those were the days, my friend

Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
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I don’t know who wrote this, but it will certainly resonate with many I grew up with. If you know the author, please post a comment. Minor edits are mine. To the wonderful kids who were born in Africa and survived the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s. First, we survived ...click here to read the full article.