You may have gone to the right schools, taken the right courses, made all the right moves in your career. But somehow it’s not working. You’re stuck, and nobody will tell you why. The doors of corporate America have opened wider than ever for minorities, but the cement ceiling is still thick. The competition is brutal for everyone, but especially brutal if you are a member of a minority group. Lucky for you there’s a guide to help you break through! Keith R. Wyche, a division president at a Fortune 500 company, has been there and broken through the cement ceiling, making him the perfect mentor for ambitious minorities at all levels of business.
Many in Corporate America agree. Lynda M. Dorman, executive director/VP of BET Foundation, Inc. says, “Good Is Not Enough" is a first-rate book that will no doubt change the way minority professionals view the way they should approach their careers. Keith Wyche has left no words unwritten to understanding why ‘good is not enough’.” From NPR and ESPN to Black Enterprise and Time Magazine, Good Is Not Enough has everyone saying this is the guidebook for aspiring minorities in corporate America.
In his book "Good Is Not Enough," Wyche reveals his own experiences and the experiences of some of the thousands of minorities he has counseled on how to overcome the often hidden obstacles to getting ahead in their careers. On Saturday you will have a chance to hear Wyche speak at the Good Is Not Enough: Strategies for Success in Business, Career and Life. Karl Majors, President of Advance The Ball, Inc. will host the Good Is Not Enough: Strategies for Success in Business, Career and Life.
“I hope to inspire and motivate the attendees to reach beyond mediocrity and to excel in their careers by implementing strategies that I have found beneficial in my personal life and professional career,” said Wyche.
Edit: The Book signing originally posted was canceled due to scheduling conflicts.
