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Starting a Business in Italy: How to Set Up and Run a Successful Business in the Bel Paese by: Emma Bird, Mario Berri List Price: £12.99 City Travel Guides Price: £8.44 You Save: £4.55 (35%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 338 EAN: 9781845281281 ISBN: 1845281284 Label: How To Books Ltd Manufacturer: How To Books Ltd Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 350 Publication Date: October 02, 2006 Publisher: How To Books Ltd Studio: How To Books Ltd Sales Rank: 30662 Related Items:
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 Rating: - A fab find!What a fabulous find! No other book on moving to Italy focuses on setting up a business and this one is brimming with information. Emma Bird and Mario Berri, the authors recently moved to Sardinia where they set up their own business, helping others to do just that in Italy. British Bird is a trained journalist and has lived, studied and worked all over Italy. Meanwhile, Italian Berri, knows the ropes, the language and the culture, there could be no better combination of brains. This book is full of indispensable information. Yet, rather than being a dry old tome, it is peppered with case studies, interviews, illustrations, facts, figures and lots and lots of lovely resources. This is an authentic publication that combines vital ... Read More: Rating: - Your priceless Italian passport to establishing a business in ItalyRelocating to Italy to establish a business is daunting enough without wading through reams of complicated paperwork pertaining to tax and law and lifestyle and culture. Anyone who has spent extended time in Italy or moved to Italy to create a new life knows that the system can be frustrating, daunting and tiring. `Starting a Business in Italy', tells you how to do it the smart way, retain your enthusiasm and dispel the myths. We have all read novels where a person landed their dream job, established a brilliant business overnight and relocated to Italy with simple effortless ease and many it would appear, achieved this without the legal know how. Those in the know, understand that the reality is far more distinct. ... Read More: Rating: - Lifting the veil on the Real Italy I thought I knew Italy pretty well already but this book is a revelation! Packed with up-to-the-minute facts and entertaining to boot, it is essential reading for lovers of Italian culture and entrepreneurs alike. Indeed anyone wanting or needing to know what makes Italy and Italians tick. I was especially impressed by Emma and Mario's ability to make the baffling business of Italian bureaucracy so readable - and comprehensible. The writers' attention to detail is striking and I love the way they simply refuse to sugar-coat the facts while remaining upbeat all the way. The chapters on Culture clash and Women in business pull no punches either with inside tips on everything from how to hold your fork at a business lunch to the etiquette of wet ... Read More: Rating: - A must buy..This book is surprisingly easy to read! In terms of the information availble to the reader, it's simple, honest, well laid out. There are many points discussed regarding setting up a new life in Italy, that wouldn't have even crossed my mind! After some research, you'll find it hard to find another source of information like this, as it all comes from first hand experience... Apolgies to sound so biased but it really is an indispensable read. Rating: - Perfect Guide for Living La Dolce VitaThis book is perfect for anyone who has ever dreamed of living La Dolce Vita...Emma and Mario are experts and the ONLY ONES in the world with a book this specific about starting a business in the Bel Paese. Why? Because they have experienced the exciting challenge themselves and each have first-hand experiences withing Italian business culture - Emma with an international/foreign perspective and Mario with his Italian "know-how." Use this as a "How-to" guide to living your dreams and following your passion. |
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