Book Presentation, by Jack Soifer

Consultant Jack Soifer promotes a presentation session of three books of his authorship on December 5, at 7:00 pm, at the Museum of Portimão.

The titles for this initiative are “How to get out of the crisis – Beiras/Baixo Tejo”, “Algarve/Alentejo – My Love” and “Portugal post-troika? Economic Democracy?”. However, for many years, Jack Soifer has been editing the most diverse publications that are mostly covered in advice and ways to boost the economic fabric and boost various sectors.

“Empreender Turismo de Natureza”, “Como Sair da Crise”, “Portugal Rural” or “A Grande Pequena Empresa” are other examples of works published by him over the last few years that gain prominence for assuming themselves as a sharing of the vast knowledge that the consultant has been accumulating in his career.

Three books that introduce Jack Soifer

In this session at the Museum of Portimão, Jack Soifer highlights three of his publications. “How to get out of the crisis – Beiras/Baixo Tejo”, which lists an average of 50 niches of industries and services that can be developed to balance the trade balance in favor of the country, exporting more and importing less, almost without recourse to capital, only modernizing what already exists in this area. The book is written after the author’s visit to 65 local businesses. There are 150 thousand jobs involved.

“The “Algarve/Alentejo – My Love”, in a bilingual version, is a fun book, where Jack Soifer tells some of his adventures in Portugal, especially those that took place in these regions, and which compiles some of the 2446 columns already published around the world in various media. A work that, when reread by the author, still causes him to laugh, he admits.

Finally, in “Portugal post-troika? Economic Democracy?”, also bilingual, Jack Soifer coordinated 8 authors from 5 countries, who describe point by point the needs in terms of structural improvements that should be employed so that it would be possible to take advantage of and take advantage of the enormous natural, geo-strategic and human resources, in order to make Portugal the fourth richest and most important country in the European Union.