"Already a bestseller in India and Australia. The book keep breaking sales records at Mumbai and Perth Airport stores. The book was launched by the Premier of Western Australia at a very unique book launch event at the Western Australian Museum. A second launch event was held inside the WA Parliament, hosted by the President of the Legislative Council and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly."
Migrant, international student, and entrepreneur with a passion for social impact - Nilesh Makwana is an Indian-Australian author, public speaker and also the CEO of a global award-winning business illuminance Solutions. Nilesh was born and brought up in humble surroundings in a small town in Gujarat, India.
Terminal 4 - An Entrepreneur's Journey from Bicycle to Business Class is a vivid look at Nilesh's life changing decision to embark on an international student's journey and beyond. It reflects on the triumphs, challenges, tips, tricks and advice he received along the way.
This book serves as a blueprint on how to succeed at university, maximise your travel experience, build a business, nourish a network, bounce back after a failure, forge your own version of success and achieve your own dreams. The author hopes that by sharing his experiences he might ignite that little spark you need to embark on a journey of your own.
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 156 mm
Dicke: 14 mm
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978-81-956688-2-3 (9788195668823)
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Nilesh Makwana is an Indian-Australian social impact entrepreneur, who founded the award-winning Microsoft Gold Partner tech firm and one of the most diverse workplaces in Australia, illuminance Solutions, with his business partner Vincent Lam. Nilesh is the founder of West Tech Assemblage, an annual event for tech leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators to promote cross-industry collaboration in Western Australia. With Lene, his Norwegian artist wife, he co-founded Borderless Gandhi, an organisation promoting Gandhi's message of peace, equality and nonviolence through various artistic reflections. In addition to technology consulting and professional services, Nilesh works tirelessly to eliminate the digital literacy gap experienced by Indigenous communities, migrants, the disabled and the elderly. In his spare time, he can be found partying and dancing to Bob Marley with friends, playing tennis, swimming, or cycling. Nilesh's first book, Terminal 4 - An Entrepreneur's Journey from Bicycle to Business Class takes readers from his childhood in India to his studies in the UK and Australia and his business ventures - all through the lens of a migrant.
