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A £15,000 prize for the best business book proposal by a young author
An award of £15,000 will go to the best proposal by an author or authors under 35
Ideas examine the ‘fuzzy’ and ‘techie’, blockchain and a millennial meltdown
Three proposals for the £15,000 prize drawn from a shortlist of nine entries
An award of £15,000 will go to the best business book proposal by an author under 35
Register your interest in the 2016 prize to receive information on how to submit an entry
As this year’s Bracken Bower Prize opens, previous finalists list the benefits of being shortlisted
Winning title ‘The Rise of the Robots’ is dystopian bookend to ‘The World is Flat’, on top in 2005
Full summary including the winner Rethinking the Unthinkable by Christopher Clearfield and András Tilcsik
Judges have selected three book proposals to go forward for the 2015 Bracken Bower Prize
Rethinking the Unthinkable, The Fog of More and Brave Old World compete for this year’s FT and McKinsey prize
Eleven business book proposals competing for FT/McKinsey award
Full summary including the winner Womenomics in the Muslim World by Saadia Zahidi
