9798243458313 - Doing Business in Guyana: an International Case Study by Dos Santos, Edmilson Marcondes (5 results)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Doing Business in Guyana is not a conventional business book. It is a real-world account of how large-scale opportunities emerge, evolve, and sometimes stall-told by an entrepreneur and engineer with more than four decades of experience in infrastructure, energy, agribusiness, and internatio…nal projects.Based on firsthand experience, the book chronicles the conception and development of strategic initiatives in Guyana, including the rehabilitation of a hydropower plant and the design of an ambitious agro-industrial platform aimed at integrating energy, agriculture, logistics, and international markets. The narrative connects engineering analysis, institutional negotiations, public policy, and investment decision-making in a context rarely explored by Brazilian and international entrepreneurs.Rather than focusing only on success stories, Doing Business in Guyana offers something more valuable: transparency. The book explores how decisions are made when data is incomplete, institutions are evolving, and political and economic cycles shape outcomes. It examines governance, risk, timing, and the realities of operating in emerging markets-where opportunity and uncertainty coexist.Guyana emerges not merely as a geographic setting, but as a strategic laboratory. With privileged access to European markets, abundant land and water resources, and growing relevance in the global energy landscape, the country represents a frontier of possibilities for investors willing to think long term and act with discipline.Written in a clear, executive style, this book is intended for: Entrepreneurs and business leaders seeking international opportunitiesInvestors and fund managers interested in infrastructure and agro-industrial projectsEngineers and technical professionals involved in energy and developmentPublic-sector managers and policymakersStudents of business, agribusiness, energy, and public policyMore than a story of projects realized or postponed, Doing Business in Guyana is a study of process-how vision becomes strategy, how institutions shape outcomes, and how resilience turns experience into lasting value.This is a book for those who plan, decide, invest, and understand that development is not an event, but a process. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Doing Business in Guyana is not a conventional business book. It is a real-world account of how large-scale opportunities emerge, evolve, and sometimes stall-told by an entrepreneur and engineer with more than four decades of experience in infrastructure, energy, agribusiness, and internatio…nal projects.Based on firsthand experience, the book chronicles the conception and development of strategic initiatives in Guyana, including the rehabilitation of a hydropower plant and the design of an ambitious agro-industrial platform aimed at integrating energy, agriculture, logistics, and international markets. The narrative connects engineering analysis, institutional negotiations, public policy, and investment decision-making in a context rarely explored by Brazilian and international entrepreneurs.Rather than focusing only on success stories, Doing Business in Guyana offers something more valuable: transparency. The book explores how decisions are made when data is incomplete, institutions are evolving, and political and economic cycles shape outcomes. It examines governance, risk, timing, and the realities of operating in emerging markets-where opportunity and uncertainty coexist.Guyana emerges not merely as a geographic setting, but as a strategic laboratory. With privileged access to European markets, abundant land and water resources, and growing relevance in the global energy landscape, the country represents a frontier of possibilities for investors willing to think long term and act with discipline.Written in a clear, executive style, this book is intended for: Entrepreneurs and business leaders seeking international opportunitiesInvestors and fund managers interested in infrastructure and agro-industrial projectsEngineers and technical professionals involved in energy and developmentPublic-sector managers and policymakersStudents of business, agribusiness, energy, and public policyMore than a story of projects realized or postponed, Doing Business in Guyana is a study of process-how vision becomes strategy, how institutions shape outcomes, and how resilience turns experience into lasting value.This is a book for those who plan, decide, invest, and understand that development is not an event, but a process. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
