Presented by: Bard Press, HarperCollins Leadership, Harvard Business Review Press and Library Journal
Event Date and Time: Wednesday, September 17, 2025 |  2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT

Business and finance books are always useful, guiding readers in times of boom and bust. Whether they help us better understand the current economic landscape or show readers how to plan for the future, whether they offer a guide to finding success in business or to wrestling your life back from it, these titles will appeal to a broad array of patrons. Join us to hear about some of the most compelling business and finance titles for general readership coming this fall and spring.

100 Best Books for Work and Life by Todd Sattersten

You already know that books are a valuable resource for learning new skills and gaining better insights in all aspects of your life. The challenge is sorting through the thousands of titles published each year and knowing if a particular book will help you.

100 Best Books for Work and Life is the solution to that problem.

The selections in 100 Best Books were chosen by twenty-year publishing veteran Todd Sattersten to help you with both personal and professional pursuits. The twenty-five chapters in 100 Best Books are organized by topic to make it easy to find the books that can help you right now. And each review provides a comprehensive summary with valuable background information for how its teachings can help in all parts of your life.

100 Best Books for Work and Life will help you cut through the clutter and discover the books that are worth your time and will enrich your life.

Darkhorse: Harnessing Hidden Potential in War and Life by AJ Pasciuti

A transformative war story that challenges traditional views of toughness and leadership, where masculinity develops from empathy, grit is born from failure, and power comes from placing service above self.

Bag Man: The Story Behind the Improbable Rise of Coach by Lew Frankfort

Lew Frankfort knew nothing about fashion when he became assistant to the founder of Coach. By the time he left, Frankfort had spent 29 years as CEO, growing Coach from a scrappy maker of leather bags with a small cult following to a beloved lifestyle brand. Along the way, Coach created a new market segment—accessible luxury—that redefined an industry. In Bag Man, Frankfort explains how the son of a Bronx policeman, after working in city government, built a business that challenged conventions, grew it 1000%, and became recognized as one of the world's best CEOs.
 

Presenters:

Todd Sattersten, Publisher, Bard Press

Sicily Lippincott, Sr. Director of Marketing, HarperCollins Leadership

Josh deLacy, Marketing Manager, HarperCollins Leadership

Julie Devoll, Director of Marketing and Communications, Harvard Business Review Press

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