The Partnership Charter: How To Start Out Right With ... (ISBN 0738208981)

A Practical Guide for Business Partnerships:
This is a top-notch book - nicely written, smartly organized, and easy to follow and understand. It provides insightful information, telling case histories, useful checklists and exercises, and even includes a fully developed "Partnership Charter" in the appendix. Author David Gage offers an inside view of partnerships, and his case studies make the text a pleasure to read. More importantly, he shows you how to create a partnership charter that will function as your enterprise's Magna Carta in the years to come. If you are planning a partnership, we advise you to study this expert presentation first. You will save yourself a lot of trouble.

Read this Book Before you Start any Organization:
I really enjoyed this book and wish that it had been required reading in business school. Unlike many "business" books, this one is covers not only the theory behind what makes a good partnership but also the practice of building and maintaining a good partnership. Anyone who is part of some sort of organization, for-profit or non-profit, will find practical advice here. A must read for any entrepreneur, family business or new venture.

Read this BEFORE entering into a partnerhsip:
Definitely on my recommended book list. A must read for women in business. Susan Bock The Success Coach for Women in Business www.SusanBockSolutions.com

Fantastic book:
I'm usually not the type to make the time to write a review but with this book I felt compelled to. There are so few books written on this topic. I've read other but this one is so comprehensive and has such amazing detailed examples. The only negative is that it is not available in mp3 so I can listen to it. Mr. Gage, if you read these reviews could you please get to work on this.

Good book that will sit on my desk:
I have skimmed this book and it looks great. However, it will probably sit on my bookshelf until I get desperate.