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Consulting on the Inside: An Internal Consultant's Guide to Living and Working Inside Organizations
Consulting on the Inside is a book that takes its readers on a journey to the hearts and minds of internal consultants. The book is organized into three sections.
- GenresBusiness
272 pages, Paperback
First published January 7, 2000
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Beverly Scott
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2020 Winner, Independent Press Award, for Western Historical Fiction.
2019 NYC Big Book Award, Distinguished Favorite.
"Sarah’s Secret: A Western Tale of Betrayal and Forgiveness," Bev’s debut novel, is the culmination of her long-held desire tell the family story and confirm the whispered story about her grandfather.
Since her family story left many "loose ends" that will never be discovered, Bev has chosen to create a fictional account that incorporates some of this family story. She ended up with a tale about Sarah and Sam, who lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the American West.
Bev had specialized in serving executives and managers as a leadership coach and organizational consultant for over thirty-five years. She taught organization psychology and founded "The 3rd Act," a program whose mission supports positive aging. As she grew into her own third act, she started a genealogical journey to uncover the details of her grandparents’ lives. This led to her decision to write a novel, incorporating some of her research into a fictional account. She first published "Sarah's Secret" in print and e-book format in 2017.
Bev previously focused on publishing non-fiction work, including the second edition of "Consulting on the Inside," which she co-authored with Kim Barnes, published in 2011. She has written numerous professional articles and contributed to "70 Things to Do When You Turn 70," edited by Ronnie Sellers and Mark Chimsky.
Bev enjoys traveling, visiting with friends, reading and spending time with her grandsons. She lives with her spouse in San Francisco.
Linked In: http://bit.ly/1YqYgeA
Amazon: Author page: http://amazon.com/author/bevscott
Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/bevscottsf/
https://bevscottauthor.com
2020 Winner, Independent Press Award, for Western Historical Fiction.
2019 NYC Big Book Award, Distinguished Favorite.
"Sarah’s Secret: A Western Tale of Betrayal and Forgiveness," Bev’s debut novel, is the culmination of her long-held desire tell the family story and confirm the whispered story about her grandfather.
Since her family story left many "loose ends" that will never be discovered, Bev has chosen to create a fictional account that incorporates some of this family story. She ended up with a tale about Sarah and Sam, who lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the American West.
Bev had specialized in serving executives and managers as a leadership coach and organizational consultant for over thirty-five years. She taught organization psychology and founded "The 3rd Act," a program whose mission supports positive aging. As she grew into her own third act, she started a genealogical journey to uncover the details of her grandparents’ lives. This led to her decision to write a novel, incorporating some of her research into a fictional account. She first published "Sarah's Secret" in print and e-book format in 2017.
Bev previously focused on publishing non-fiction work, including the second edition of "Consulting on the Inside," which she co-authored with Kim Barnes, published in 2011. She has written numerous professional articles and contributed to "70 Things to Do When You Turn 70," edited by Ronnie Sellers and Mark Chimsky.
Bev enjoys traveling, visiting with friends, reading and spending time with her grandsons. She lives with her spouse in San Francisco.
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December 27, 2016
Mostly common knowledge put into a text book. Not a huge fan.
July 24, 2011
Read OCT 2000
January 20, 2013
Reading for work
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