Passionpreneur Publishing announces the global release of Schools for This Century and Beyond
Dec 17, 2022
This inspiring book by Dr. Shawn Dilly is now available via major players in the global book distribution field
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Dec 17, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Passionpreneur Publishing has announced the release of Schools for This Century and Beyond by Dr. Shawn Dilly via the publishing industry's largest global book distribution networks. The book is anticipated to have an inspiring and profound effect on its target audience.
In this must-read book, Dr. Shawn Dilly shares invaluable insights, tools, and techniques to support Schools for This Century and Beyond.
The book is now available to inspire readers across the globe through the IngramSpark distribution network and other affiliates which will cover print-on-demand across the UK, Europe, USA, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East. The e-book is available in 25+ online bookstores like Amazon, Kindle, Barnes & Nobles, and Apple Books in the Middle East.
About The Author:
Dr. Shawn L. Dilly is the Director General of Emirates National School (ENS) in the United Arab Emirates. Before starting with ENS in 2021, Dr. Dilly spent over 21 years working in education in the United States. Dr. Dilly achieved his Ph.D. in Education, specializing in Leadership, Policy, and Change in Education, from Walden University in 2021.
A school leader, mentor, international author, speaker, and innovator, Dr. Dilly is passionate about ensuring all students are ready for the future.
About Passionpreneur Publishing:
An indie publisher, Passionpreneur Publishing successfully helps entrepreneurs and professional experts become International Authors in as little as 90 days.
Passionpreneur Publishing specialises in transformational books including business, self-help, personal growth, and spiritual titles in order to help authors share their messages and gain credibility in their chosen fields.
Passionpreneur Publishing boasts an all-star board of advisors from across the globe covering a wide spectrum of expertise around the books, publishing, and media industry to ensure the application of global best-practice in every service offered and providing a worldwide network of some of the world's top thought leaders.
Source :Passionpreneur Organization
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