Business book proposal shortlisted for Bracken Bower Prize 2018

    <h1>Business book proposal shortlisted for Bracken Bower Prize
      2018</h1>
    <p>A business book proposal by Strathclyde Business School's Sreevas
      Sahasranamam has been shortlisted for the £15,000 Bracken Bower Prize
      2018.</p>
    <p>Co-authored by Joel Modestus, Senior Manager, Flipkart Internet Private
      Limited,&nbsp; Sreevas's book proposal is one of 12 short-listed for the
      Financial Times and McKinsey Bracken Bower Prize which is for the best
      business book proposal by an author, or authors, aged under 35.</p>
    <p>Established in 2014, the Bracken Bower prize is named after Brendan
      Bracken, former chairman of the FT, and Marvin Bower, former managing
      director of McKinsey. It is awarded to the best proposal for a book about
      the challenges and opportunities presented by growth. Several previous
      winners and finalists of the contest have landed book deals with major
      publishers.</p>
    <p>Sreevas, Chancellor's Fellow in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and
      Leadership at the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, said, "I was
      delighted to receive the news that the book proposal that Joel and I have
      put together has been short-listed for this prestigious award. We are
      looking forward to the next stage of the award process." </p>
    <p>The winner will be announced at a dinner in London on November 12 at the
      National Gallery.</p>