The final winner of You Call the Shots by Cameron Johnson (reviewed here) is mnc from My New Choice. His comment on my latest income statement post was selected randomly. Thanks to everyone who participated!
If you were hoping to win a free copy but didn’t, I suggest purchasing the book from Amazon.com or checking it out from your local library. The author, Cameron Johnson, has a personal website with a blog on which he writes occasionally.
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Flexo, thank you! It is great to be selected for the book and I am looking forward to new reading material.
Thanks for sharing the goods with your readers!