Liz Orpwood Joins Food Sector Recruitment Specialist Henderson Brown

Food sector recruitment specialist Henderson Brown has strengthened its team with the appointment of Liz Orpwood, who joins the international recruitment agency as a consultant.

Belton in Rutland, UK, August 09, 2011 - Food sector recruitment specialist Henderson Brown (www.hendbrown.com) has strengthened its team with the appointment of Liz Orpwood, who joins the international recruitment agency as a consultant.

Liz has over 14 years of recruitment experience. Most recently she worked at Cooper Lomaz where she spent more than nine years recruiting for a wide range of companies. Her experience of recruiting employees at all levels from graduates to senior management and directors enables Liz to bring a wealth of experience to her new role.

Liz said: "In my previous job I worked with companies in the engineering, supply chain and food manufacturing sectors. I particularly enjoyed recruiting for roles in the food sector, so I am excited by my new role at Henderson Brown.

"Henderson Brown takes a grown-up approach to recruiting. It has an ethos of excellent customer service, of not hassling or pressuring people and of looking after both the client and the candidate. Essentially, Henderson Brown works in the same way that I do.

"I am really looking forward to meeting new clients, building strong, long-lasting business relationships and placing candidates in their ideal role where they have an opportunity to progress."

Steven Henderson, director of Henderson Brown, added: "Liz brings additional experience and expertise to our well-established team, allowing us to further strengthen our service to both clients and candidates."

Liz’s appointment follows the announcement earlier this year that Peter Fry, the former UK produce buying director for Tesco, had joined the company as a business consultant.

Henderson Brown are a specialist food sector recruitment agency, specialising in placing experienced fresh produce professionals in food jobs within the European food sector. Combining over 40 years experience in food and recruitment industries, Henderson Brown are uniquely placed to serve their clients and jobseekers alike.

Contact:Steven Henderson, 07760 768067, steven@hendbrown.com

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New Word City LLC announces the Publication of How the West Was Toured

New Word City LLC announces the publication of How the West Was Toured, a new eBook by the bestselling author and award-winning travel writer and frequent New York Times and National Public Radio contributor Tony Perrottet.

Boston, MA, August 08, 2011 - (Straight Line PR) - New Word City LLC announces the publication of How the West Was Toured, a new eBook by the bestselling author and award-winning travel writer and frequent New York Times and National Public Radio contributor Tony Perrottet.

The Union Pacific Railroad opened the immensity of the American West to Gilded Age adventurers. Perrottet retraces the first transcontinental train trip and recaptures the spirit of 1869.

About the Author:

The need for perpetual motion has always been Tony Perrottet’s defining trait. From his current home in the East Village of Manhattan, he has traveled to Fiji, Iceland, Tierra del Fuego, and Zanzibar, while contributing to The New York Times, Smithsonian magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, Slate, Outside, The Village Voice, and the London Sunday Times. His work has been selected for the Best American Travel Writing series four times. Perrottet is the author of five books, most recently Napoleon’s Privates and The Sinner’s Grand Tour. He is also a regular guest on National Public Radio and the History Channel, where he has spoken about everything from the Crusades to the birth of disco.

About New Word City:

New Word City LLC is a leader in the emerging field of digital publishing, specializing in and pioneering short-form eBooks on a variety of topics, such as biographies, business, fiction, food, history, sports, and travel. Its eBooks appear regularly on a number of bestseller lists. Its titles are also featured each week on the Starbucks Digital Network.

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What IS an Entrepreneur? CDBaby Founder Derek Sivers Tells the Story

In 1998 Derek Sivers built CDBaby.com as a way to get his music to his (hopefully) larger audience. A decade later, he sold his $100,000,000 a year business for $22,000,000 - and pledged most of that windfall to help Independent Musicians thrive. His new book, published by Seth Godin's Domino Project, is a guide to looking at business from a totally new direction. And quite possibly the best non-business business book ever written.

New York, NY, August 08, 2011 (Straight Line PR) -- Tens of thousands of consulting books hit the shelves every year. Most of them written by MBA types who have learned to turn thousand dollar buzzwords into hefty consulting fees. While these books create short term buzz they tend to fade very quickly. Mostly because they lack the depth and insights which can only be brought about by real entrepreneurs in the trenches.

What are the fundamentals of business and entrepreneurship? Building for the customer. Within your lifestyle.

Derek Sivers, the founder of CDBaby.com, penned Anything You Want - 40 Lessons For A New Kind Of Entrepreneur ( http://amzn.to/Anything-You-Want ) as a memoir. An accidental success journal of critical insights on founding and growing a very successful e-commerce business.

The book is a quick read. But like a great wine we suggest that you take your time and let every page settle on the palate like a vintage cabernet.

Sivers' book is void of any traditional business jargon. Instead, it focuses on counter-intuitive principles. Ones that only make sense to businesses dedicated to genuinely serving the best interests of their customers.

A short YouTube video by Sivers, which illustrates how to start a business on the cheap, "Start Now. No funding needed", can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KLnXjqKL5g

Some key points from the book:

* "Business is not about money. It's about making dreams come true for others and for yourself."

* "Making a company is a great way to improve the world while improving yourself."

* "When you make a company, you make a Utopia. It's where you design your perfect world."

* "You can't please everyone, so proudly exclude people."

* "Little things make all the difference. If you find even the smallest way to make people smile, they'll remember you more for that smile than for all of your other fancy business model stuff."

Derek Sivers sold CDBaby for $22 million in 2008. He founded it in 1998 with a bankroll of $500. While the return on investment is legendary, this book is not about making money. It is about connecting with the customer and building value for them and the world. Do that, and Sivers claims you just might make the money. But you are GUARANTEED to make a difference.

This book ( http://sivers.org/a ) is a classic which, like CDBaby, will build value for generations because of its practical, no nonsense simplicity. Every now and then entrepreneurs need to get back to the basics. According to Sivers those basics are:

1. Start with a dream

2. Take massive action

3. Listen to your customers, and the market.

4. Build value

5. Learn from your experience, and most importantly...

6. Care about your customers (as much or) more than you care about yourself.

In the words of Oliver Twist, "may I have some more please, sir?"

Anything You Want - 40 Lessons For A New Kind Of Entrepreneur is available from Amazon at http://amzn.to/Anything-You-Want

About Derek Sivers:

After making a living as a professional musician, Derek Sivers went looking for ways to sell his own CD online and ended up creating CD Baby, once the largest seller of independent music on the web with over $100M in sales for over 150,000 musician clients. Since 2008, Derek has traveled the world and stayed busy creating and nurturing creative endeavors, like Muckwork, his newest company where teams of efficient assistants help musicians do their "uncreative dirty work." Derek writes regularly on creativity, entrepreneurship, and music on his blog: http://sivers.org/ . He can be contacted via e-mail at derek@sivers.org

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