Krish Dhanam

Lessons from the Book of Acts for: - Organizational Growth and Development - Finding and Retaining Talent - Handling Exponential Growth - Navigating Conflict - Successful Succession Planning Nathan has been in the hospitality and real estate industries for over 30 years. From Oberoi Hotels in Egypt and Iraq through to heading India's first privately developed city Lavasa his roles have been diverse, spanned four continents and over twenty countries. Along the way he has opened multiple luxury hotels, developed food & beverage concepts, operationalized India's first shopping mall, planned and marketed real estate townships, while also setting up educational institutions and theme parks. All this while he has been a part of the local church and seeking to follow the Lord in the marketplace. An alumnus of the Said Business School, Oxford University and a Member of the Institute of Directors. He has an Honorary Doctorate in Hospitality Management and is a Colson Fellow. He is married to Marise and father of Kea.

"That they may be one..."Utilizing the essence of one verse from Scripture, author Krish Dhanam unpacks his life lessons learned under his mentor, the late great motivational genius, Zig Ziglar.Amid the backdrop of race, ethnicity, economic and social origins, and demographic privilege, Krish shares how he was shown hope for every hurt and a star for every scar.This book, designed to be read in one sitting, will bring you back to the oneness that God intended when He created the universe.

In this new edition of the classic book, you'll learn how to get the most out of yourself and others by developing people management skills. You will also be introduced to the qualities needed for good leadership and specific solutions for overcoming and correcting poor management practices. Rich with anecdotes and vivid illustrations, Top Performance provides specialized instruction for improving relationships with supervisors, coworkers, and subordinates to achieve maximum effectiveness in any profession. This new edition includes three new chapters and a new foreword by Tom Ziglar.