In addition to being very successful entrepreneurs, several of VentureSpur’s mentors have also decided to share their wisdom with the world by becoming published authors.

Here are a few:

John Baschab is the author of three books published by John Wiley & Sons on financial management, services firm management and technology. His latest book, Outperform, highlights the investment practices of billion-dollar endowments and relates them to concepts for individual investors.

Outperform

See the book on Amazon here.

The Executive’s Guide To Information Technology

See the book on Amazon here.

The Professional Services Firm Bible

See the book on Amazon here.

Chris Camillo wrote Laughing at Wall Street and it was published in 2011.  He writes about how, with the right investments, anyone can get rich.  In the midst of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, Chris invested $20,000 in the stock market, and in just over three years grew it to over $2 million.

See the book on Amazon here.

Cory Miller is a strong advocate for entrepreneurship. He has written several books on entrepreneurship including: The Entrepreneurial Adventure: Is It For You?.  He has four published books available on Amazon.

The Entrepreneurial Adventure: Is It For You?

See the book on Amazon here.

WordPress All-In-One for Dummies

See the book on Amazon here.

Getting Paid Well To Do What You Love

See the book on Amazon here.

I Want To Hire You But Your Resume Sucks

See the book on Amazon here.

Renzi Stone, CEO of Saxum Communications and a former college basketball player, is a co-author of a book called Hardwood Heroes: Great Oklahoma Basketball Coaches.

This book highlights many of the outstanding basketball coaches that have come out of Oklahoma and gone on to impress the world.

Great Oklahoma Basketball Coaches

See the book on Amazon here.

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Kraettli Lawrence Epperson

Managing Director at JumpPhase Ventures

This blog is dedicated to providing advice, tools and encouragement from one entrepreneur to another. I want to keep this practical and accessible for the new entrepreneur while also providing enough sophistication and depth to prove useful to the successful serial entrepreneur. My target rests somewhere between the garage and the board room, where the work gets done and the hockey stick emerges.

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