Human Business: The People-First Model for Lasting Success

Description:

For too long, business leaders have operated under the assumption that maximizing profit requires minimizing humanity. A Human Business challenges this paradigm with a proven alternative.

Brief description: GLENN BOSTOCK is founder and CEO of SnapCab, a multimillion-dollar manufacturing company based in Pennsylvania. Despite struggling with dyslexia and learning disabilities, Bostock built his career from humble woodworking beginnings to revolutionize the elevator industry with his patented Interlocking Paneling system that reduced installation time from four days to one.

Over forty years, Bostock has grown SnapCab into an award-winning company with over 150 employees across the United States and Canada. The company has received multiple design awards, including Best of NeoCon Gold, and appeared on the Inc 5000 list eight times.

Review Quotes: "In A Human Business, Glenn Bostock shares his insight on the importance of a human-centered work model, showing how the success of an organization begins with empowered teams."
-- Pablo Scarpatti
COO, Scarpatti Amoblamientos

"Great students make great leaders. People who are perpetually in studious observation will always stop the people around them with insights others have missed. In Glenn's new book, A Human Business, page after page, you will find yourself saying, 'I didn't see that!' I know firsthand the incredible company that Glenn and his team have created, and it is the essence of Humans in Flow."
-- Paul Akers
Author, 2 Second Lean

"In an age of AI--when what we crave most is real humanity--Glenn Bostock's Human Business model reminds us of what so many corporations have lost: the simple power of caring, connection, and purpose. This book shows that being truly human isn't just idealistic; it's essential for creating workplaces where people can genuinely thrive."
-- Susie Ogihara
Strategic Project Manager, Panasonic R&D Company of North America

"Glenn Bostock possesses a rare quality of leadership: the ability to transform adversity into opportunity with genuine conviction. In A Human Business, he shows readers how challenges serve as powerful invitations for innovation, growth, and the opportunity to create solutions. Glenn has proven these principles, not only on these pages, but through his own distinguished career."
-- Peter Rhodes
Author, Observing Spirit

"In a business world where Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Robots are threatening to replace human interaction and genuine caring, A Human Business has arrived at exactly the right time. It is a breakthrough blueprint that eloquently and movingly describes the timeless principles that should guide ethical enterprise."
-- Ray Silverman
Professor Emeritus of Religion and English, Bryn Athyn College; Author of the introduction to Helen Keller's How I Would Help the World

"As a friend and admirer of Glen, his personal growth and success are heart warming. The message in this book is powerful for all who believe and strive for continuous growth in their personal and career lives."
-- Dick Brickman
CEO, The Brickman Group