How Some Small Businesses Get Their Ducks in a Row and Grow While Other Remain Undistinguished

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Are you afraid to take risks?
Or do you take risks without looking at what you are leaping into?
Do you strive for success, but remain unclear about your goal?
Often wonder how the person next door made it to the top while you were still planning?
Is the word turnaround missing from your dictionary?

If yes, then you are an undistinguished entrepreneur and what you need is exactly what lies between the pages of this book. Real life entrepreneurial success stories are peppered with humorous illustrations to drive home the point― Get rid of that undistinguished entrepreneur in you and script your own growth story

Shil Niyogi has helped many entrepreneurial firms streamline their existing operations to drive profitability. Currently, he is consulting on various product management assignments with entrepreneurial firms. His book How Some Small Businesses Get their Ducks In A Row And Grow was published by SAGE in 2011 and received excellent feedback from leading management leaders. 

Shil went to the prestigious Delhi Technological University for his Civil Engineering undergrad, where he started the Creative Arts Society to cater to the innovators there. He started his career as a risk engineer. He studied the emerging insurance market there and its relevance to the Indian economy and wrote a series of articles for The Economic Times, a leading financial newspaper. 

He received his MBA at UCLA Anderson School of Management, specializing in entrepreneurship and marketing. At Anderson, he revived the Operations Association, and also cofounded a student-run newsjournal on new management styles and innovations, for distribution to entrepreneurs. Currently, he continues to work with entrepreneurs and innovators to more effectively manage operations and service customers better, through enhanced intelligence gathering methods.