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Suresh Iyengar is a successful business coach and small business owner. He brings global experience from commercial and industrial automation businesses.
He has coached executives in over 80 countries. And successfully run project management programs for a global manufacturing company expanding order capacity by $6 billion.
Suresh has become a passionate business coach over his 20-year career. He brings his experience in building products that need market appeal, building plans to be specific for yielding results and matching the right people to tasks.
Suresh has conducted speaking engagements in Brazil, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, UK, India and USA.
Suresh Iyengar is a Stanford University Certified Project Manager, Project Management Professional and Professional Engineer in Texas. He has earned the ABB Quality Salute Award and holds Masters degrees in Business Administration and Electrical Engineering. He has a Bachelors degree in Instrumentation Technology.
Suresh Iyengar has written 12 books until now. In his current journey, he looks forward to write until the sunset of his career.
Join him at www.buexecution.com or on Twitter at @buexecution
Reviewed by Courtnee Turner Hoyle for Readers' Favorite
The Business That Runs on Its Own: 10 Steps to Working with a Business Coach That Takes Your Business to the Next Level and Fulfills Your Dream Lifestyle is a call to entrepreneurship. After working for a Fortune 500 company, Suresh Iyengar decided to start his own business as a profitability coach. Using examples from his experiences and the knowledge he gained through his education and career, the author explains his methods for helping businesses to improve. Tips on growing as a professional and an entrepreneur are shared in this guide. Communication is discussed and effective speech writing and delivery are addressed. The author emphasizes the process, and challenges business owners to take the proper steps to build their businesses over time.
I was surprised by the bonuses that flow from the purchase of the book. The author offers free business calls and business analyses, but I’d encourage readers to look through his strategies and ideas before making appointments, as they will be better equipped to speak about their businesses. I appreciated the need for accountability, and I could relate to the idea of creating passive income. Some of the information was obvious, like creating an online presence, but I could see how hard it might be to persuade older business owners to conform to some of his ideas. Suresh Iyengar shows his readers the steps they need to take to grow professionally, and as a small business owner, I used one of his suggestions immediately. I recommend the book to business owners and anyone interested in entrepreneurship, as The Business That Runs on Its Own may help them as they set short and long-range goals for their businesses.
