Know Your Value, Value What You Know: A Personal System to Manage Your Knowledge (Financial Times Series)

Cope, a consultant who has worked in the field of business transformation for 15 years, helps individuals make knowledge choices that enhance their personal market value. He breaks through the hype surrounding knowledge management to help companies understand how they can exploit the collective intellectual capital within their business. Shows how to work out how much personal knowledge is worth in the market, how to manage gathering more knowledge, and how to promote oneself and expertise. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Mick Cope is an experienced and inspirational consultant, who has spent the last 15 years working in the field of business transformation. He has managed both front and back office activities across in-house and commercial organizational development programs, including systems integration, strategy development, project management, change management, total quality, ISO 9000, process management, Investors in People, and a wide range of personal development programs.

Mick has published widely in the fields of organizational learning, knowledge management, workshop design, change management and personal development. He is a regular speaker at international conferences. He is a member of the editorial board of the Knowledge Management Review and is an external examiner for Guildhall Business School. He is also the author of The Seven Cs of Consulting and Leading the Organization to Learn (both Financial Times Prentice Hall).