A prestigious panel of judges, led by Pattie Sellers, selected the top five books and seven honorable mentions from 41 entries. Submissions came from publishers such as Random House, Doubleday, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster and PublicAffairs.
The twelve books the judges selected for the shortlist are:
“The judges were very impressed with the quality of all the entries for our inaugural Best in Business Book competition, a testament to the great work our long-form colleagues have done in the past year,” said Caleb Silver, SABEW vice president, contest chair and editor-in-chief at Investopedia. “This shortlist represents the best of the best evaluated by the quality of the reporting, storytelling and scope of the books we reviewed. Congratulations to all the authors and publishers.”
The judges will review the top five books and in mid-November award a $1,000 cash prize to the winner and $500 each for two finalists. The authors will be recognized at SABEW’s virtual conference taking place Nov. 17-20.
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