Welcome to Reputation Nest an Integrated Marketing Communication Book Club where you can access top IMC books.
THE BOOK CLUB/LENDING PROCESS
RULES
Registration fee is N2,000
Membership fee is N10,000
Must be residents in Lagos.
Must have a Library card which is issued on personal attendance on the presentation of valid identification (International Passport, Driver’s License, National ID, Voters Card or Tax Payer’s ID).
Library cards are personal and not transferable to anyone else.
Users are responsible for ensuring that details of address, telephone number and e-mail address are always correct.
The loss of your library card must be reported to the library as soon as possible to prevent abuse.
Replacement of membership ID is N1,000
BORROWING
Lending are automatically renewed if there is no waiting list
Lending periods:
- Two weeks is the normal lending period
External users can borrow maximum of 1 book at a time
Items you have borrowed are not transferable to another person. You are responsible for all items listed on your library record
Lending cannot be renewed if there is a waiting list
WHEN THE LENDING PERIOD IS UP
You will receive a reminder on the date the loan is due
After two days you will receive a second reminder informing you that this is the last reminder before you will receive a compensation claim. You will not be allowed to borrow any material till the claim is sorted out
After four days you pay a fine of N1,000
Accumulated fines of N5, 000 or more will result in the suspension of borrowing rights until all fines and administrative fees are paid.
LOST OR DAMAGE BOOKS
The user is responsible for returning the book in the same condition in which it was received. If a book is lost or damaged, the full fine for replacement must be paid. You will also be charged with an administrative fee of N500. If the book is returned after the claim is sent out, the administrative fee must still be paid.
The replacement fee is to be decided based on the book value. The fine would be waived, if the user purchases the exact book for the library.
LIST OF AVAILABLE BOOKS
| Book Title | Author |
|---|---|
| The Personal MBA | Josh Kaufman |
| Guerrilla Marketing | Jay Conrad Levinson |
| Marketing Magic | Don Debelak |
| Strategic Marketing | Harvard Business Review (HBR) |
| Marketing Management – A Value Creation Process | Pierre-Louis Dubois ; Alain Jolibert ; Hans Muhlbacher |
| Public Relations – A Practical Guide to the Basics | Philip Henslowe |
| Principles and Practices of PR | Taye Babaleye |
| Exploring Corporate Strategy | Gerry Johnson; Kevan Scholes; Richard Whittington |
| Marketing Management | Philip Kotler; Kevin Lane Keller |
| Ogun State Political Economy | Taiwo Adefolaju; Gbenro Adebanjo; Nurudeen Alliyu |
| Eyewitness to Power | David Gergen |
| Corporate Proactive Management | Esosa Bob Osaze |
| Public Administration and Public Affairs | Nicholas Henry |
| Good Strategy, Bad Strategy - The Difference and Why It Matters | Richard Rumelt |
| How to Make It Big as A Consultant | William A. Cohen |
| HBR – Guide to Persuasive Presentations | Nancy Duarte |
| Public Relations Strategy | Sandra Oliver |
| The New Rules of Marketing & PR | David Meerman Scott |
| Marketing and PR | Nick Wilde; Philip Holden |
| Oil, Politics and Violence: Nigeria’s Military Coup Culture (1966-1976) | Max Siollun |
| House of Trump, House of Putin: The Untold Story of Donald Trump and The Russian Mafia | Craig Unger |
| Reputation Management & Branding (with Nigerian Case Studies) | Jossy Nkwocha |
| Strategic Marketing and Customer Relations (Holistic Marketing Techniques for 21st Century) | Innocent C. Chukwu |
| This is How You Pitch (How to Kick Ass in Your First Years Of PR) | Ed Zitron |
| Chief Crisis Officer (Structure and Leadership for Effective Communications Response) | James F. Haggerty |
| 20 Years in the Secret Service (My Life with Five Presidents) | Rufus W. Youngblood |
| Political Communication in Action from Theory to Practice | David L. Helfert |
| Forging Public Private Partnerships (5 Steps to Pitch, Plan & Promote Successful Corporate Day-of-Service Projects) | Leontyne Anglin |
| Public-Private Partnership (Principles of Policy and Finance) | E. R. Yescombe |
| The Political Brain (The Role of Emotion in Deciding the Fate of the Nation) | Drew Westen |
| Public-Private Partnerships, Intellectual Property Governance, and Sustainable Development | Cambridge Edited by: Margaret Chon; Pedro Roffe; Ahmed Abdel-Latif |
| Campaign Communication & Political Marketing | Philippe J. Maarek |
| The Economies of Public-Private Partnerships (A Basic Guide) | Eduardo Engel; Ronald D. Fischer; Alexander Galetovic |
| Public-Private Partnership Projects in Infrastructure (An Essential Guide for Policy Makers) | Jeffrey Delmon |
| Private Financing of Public Transportation Infrastructure (Utilizing Public-Private Partnerships) | Wendell C. Lawther; Lawrence L. Martin |
| Strategic Issues in Public-Private Partnerships | Geert Dewulf; Anneloes Blanken; Mirjam Bult-Spiering |
| Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure (Principles of Policy and Finance) | E. R. Yescombe; Edward Farquharson |
| Public-Private Partnerships (P3) Strategy | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency |
| Successful Public-Private Partnerships from Principles to Practices | Urban Land Institute Public/Private Councils Edited by: Stephen B. Friedman |
| Public-Private Partnerships for Sustainable Development | Axel Marx |
| How to Win Elections in Africa | Chude Jideonwo (with Adebola Williams) |
| Witness to Justice (an insider account of Nigeria’s truth commission). | Matthew Hassan Kukah |
| Witness to history (Action congress of Nigeria and the struggle for democracy, Liberty and justice) | Lai Mohammed |
| Battlelines (adventures in journalism and politics) | Olusegun Osoba |
| PR Case Studies – Mastering the Trade | Ayodele Ishola |
| Technical Writing | William S. Pfeiffer |
| Power, Politics and Death | Olusegun Adeniyi |
| Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous | Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala |
| New Thinking, New Politics | Samuel O. Adeyemi |