How to Become Rich Without Fail

by Dr Jan Tibamwenda

Overview

This book titled,'How to Become Rich Without Fail' uses examples to explain the financial problems faced by the poor and middle class, explains the need for becoming rich and why becoming rich is easy. It explains how one can acquire financial intelligence, get rid of wrong financial habits and adopt wealth-oriented attitudes and mindset. It prescribes how to acquire financial education, the right cash flow management knowledge and how to derived strategic business and financial plan. Lastly, it discusses how to mobilise resources, engage in business or investment and ensure their long-term sustainability.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940165580529
Publisher:	Jescho Publishing House
Publication date:	12/02/2021
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	336 KB

About the Author

I am a holder of a PhD in Business Administration. I am an EAC Financial Educational Trainer, a chatted business partner, a certified strategic HR Professional, a Board Member of Enterprise Uganda and a council member of Economic Policy Management committee of Makerere University. 

He is a part-time Masters Degree lecturer in Strategic Planning and Management at Makerere University coordinated by UIBFS, Director Human Resources Bank of Uganda, member of the Capacity Building Sub-committe of the East African Central Banks, Board member of Uganda Investment Authority, Council member of Institute of Corporate Gorvernace of Uganda, Board member of the Executive Education Program and consultancy center of Makerere University Business School.

He is the author of the titled Modern Management Theories and Practices. He is the winner of the Cabral Prize in an international inter-university essay writing organized by the Institute for African Alternatives, London.

He is also the winner of an inter-university essay writing contest organized btmy the East African Development Bank in conjuction with the inter-university Council of East Africa. He won an award for academic excellence for coming top of his post graduate class at Maastricht School of Management in the Netherlands.