Randy Mayeux's First Friday Book Synopsis -- 26+ years; 620+ Business Books presented! {Delivering book synopses to teams -- in-person, and/or remotely.}And, Urban Engagement Book Club, 15+ years, 200+ books on social justice issues presented!------------------Randy Mayeux truly is the epitome of a life-long learner. Beginning with his love of comic books, then the Hardy Boys, to Nero Wolfe, and finally to a much wider array, he keeps reading! (He may have neglected far too many novels). But in multiple areas, including theology, business, general nonfiction, social justice and poverty, he has always been an avid reader. In addition to his briefings and synopses on business books and books on social justice & poverty, he has presented extended presentations on ethics (especially business ethics), the threat of Al-Qaeda, the financial crash and ongoing economic crisis of the last few years, and the challenges facing the health care industry. Recently, a client asked Randy what his qualifications were. His simple answer: “I read books.I read a lot of books.” In other words, Randy is unendingly curious – & his curiosity drives his life-long-learning passion. Since April, 1998, Randy has been one half of the First Friday Book Synopsis team. After his former colleague's stroke, he now presents two synopses each month. 26+ years, & counting! And Randy has presented book briefings focused on social justice & poverty at the Urban Engagement Book Club. His unique academic and professional background, from theology (he spent 20 years in ministry) to rhetoric, to business, has shaped his diversity and breadth in his offerings. His wide and consistent experiences with book synopses/briefings keep him current. And his briefings allow him to address a wide array of business issues faced by organizations in every sector. His e-book, 12 Vital Signs of Organizational Health, summarizes the key lessons he has learned over years of reading & speaking on the best business books. His book briefings are especially useful to leadership teams. A book briefing, with facilitated conversation, can lead a team to genuine breakthroughs. Randy is available to help you & your team.(http://www.15minutebusinessbooks.com/blog/214-577-8025randymayeux@sbcglobal.net)