There I was got the top job in Marketing and rearing to go but like all these things it proved not to be that simple.

I soon found there were not only so many things to remember and recall but a whole new set of demands for which I was not in the slightest prepared. They ranged from those of quite simply being a director and working as part of a board through to structuring the function or considering acquisition as much as advertising as the means of growth.

No problem I thought get on to Amazon and get The Marketing Directors Handbook, well there was a problem as the book did not then exist.

So as my experiences grew I decided that I should go about producing the said book but it was too big a project to do alone and indeed two heads are better than one. So I was very appreciative of the collaboration of Guy Tomlinson who walks the talk at www.marketingdirectors.co.uk
For the past two years or more we have been writing the book so that now The Marketing Directors Handbook is about to be published and is now listed on Amazon.

So the next time you need to know the likes of the best ways of dealing with Merger & Acquisition or working with the Financial Director or quite simply best advice on a re-branding project, it is all in the book. It is intended to be helpful not only to Marketing Directors…

Essential for Marketing Directors

Valuable for ambitious Marketing Managers

Powerful reference for CEOs and Financial Directors

If you would like to know more and register for an advance copy go to The Marketing Directors Handbook.

The book is written in a friendly tone giving advice rather than instruction with many charts and examples. We are sure you will find it very helpful and all the help you will need to be the best marketing director you can be, get the job or manage the board.

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