Bøker av Chukwuemeka Christopher Mbah

To be an effective and efficient manager or to run a responsible and responsive organization in the post COVID-19 complex business environment, one must have an understanding of how the law impacts the bottom line. Yes, you can play by the rules, comply with local regulatory enactments, conform to international best practices, maintain high ethical standards, and still remain profitable. No matter how your company playbook is wired, this book addresses legal areas in which everyone in business should have a level of familiarity in order to mitigate risks and reduce costs. The basics of contract law, corporate governance, dispute resolution, competition law and other allied concepts are covered. We will extend our intellectual voyage to further examine foreign and local case studies alongside current trends in business law. The intent of this module includes but not limited to ensuring that each participant understands the impact of these areas of the law on business decisions, and to be aware of, as well as manage risks associated with the legal aspects of daily business dealings. I do not pretend to have an exhaustive module on Business and Commercial law here, as there is a plethora of topics on the subject beyond what can be compressed into this book. However, what was hand-picked to be in this book is designed and tailored to start you up or keep you going. What is in it for you?Learn how to do some things yourself (yes you can, sometimes... must be careful)Learn how to negotiate a fair dealLearn how to keep yourself protectedLearn the key things to look for when reviewing a legal documentLearn what to look for when hiring an attorneyKnow what questions to ask when you do hire an attorneyWho is this for? Business ownersStartup entrepreneursLawyers looking to brush up on business law.Anyone who can read and write.

One of the major concerns on the lips of global leaders is the worsening issue of climate change. The concern has trickled down to supranational and multinational institutions that are more concerned about sustainability than profitability. The wakeup call to save our planet is a race against time and an invitation to all stakeholders to roll up sleeves and get all hands on deck in adherence to the clarion call. This book analyses the progress, pace and approach regulatory authorities have taken in ratifying, enacting, and enforcing some of the legislative instrument that constitute the legal framework designed to address the harmful activities carried out against the environment. It concludes with a wakeup call to all, especially corporate entities and developed economies to embrace positive change by being more responsible and responsive in going about their commercial activities that pose a high risk to the health of our environment and cotenants.