NATIONAL ETHICS BUREAU AWARDS BESTSELLING AUTHOR JOHN C. MAXWELL TOP AWARD |
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SAN DIEGO, CA September 1, 2003 - The National Ethics Bureau (NEB) announced today that John C. Maxwell, author of the New York Times Bestsellers "The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership" and "Thinking for a Change" is the recipient of their J. Stanton Award for excellence in literature for his most recent book entitled "There's No Such Thing as 'Business' Ethics".
"Mr. Maxwell has a wonderful gift - every word seem to spring from a sincere and generous heart which is compelling to read and highly motivating", said Steven McCarty, National Director for the NEB: 'the timeless and universal principles he outlines makes this book the "Business Bible" for anyone in search of the keys to unlimited success.'
Named after an original founder, the NEB established the J. Stanton Award to honor individuals that demonstrate an extraordinary level of support and dedication to the advancement of exemplary business ethics in America. The NEB seeks to identify individuals that provide evidence of this commitment through excellence in literature or journalism.
About National Ethics Bureau:
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NEB also advocates for business ethics and consumer protection through its trade-magazine columns, conference presentations, consumer guides, monthly Ethics Edge newsletter, and web site www.ethicscheck.com.
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