Richard M. Jablonski Named as Winner for 2012 Top Business Executives Award

Online, July 22, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Richard M. Jablonski, a financial services executive, has been chosen as winner for the 2012 Top Business Executives Award. The award is given to distinguished executives from around the world. Through his widely recognized accomplishments, Richard brings notoriety and honor to the business world.

"Richard undoubtedly deserves this award for the unmatched leadership, passion and creativity that he uses everyday," said John Tyler, fellow executive. "This award reinforces what we already know -- Richard's accomplishments and drive to succeed are unmatched."

Prior winners of the award include Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks and Harvard University president, Drew Faust. Jablonski's experience stretches more than 20 years, from Hong Kong to New York City, more diverse than all previous winners, and the primary reason for his selection as winner.

"Follow your passion and do what you love. Having a business passion makes sense, and has proven to be a key factor for many successful business owners." said Richard, when asked about how he has come so far in his career.

Jablonski's book, Modern Business, focuses on current business trends and upcoming practices and offers valuable tips and suggestions for dealing with the changes, chaos and challenges of the modern global workplace.

The book offers easy-to-absorb lessons written in Jablonski's characteristic maverick style. Known for his candor, he uses a tone and language that immediately reaches out to his readers. He urges us to "remember and learn from yesterday, live in and savor today, but look forward to a tomorrow filled with new and exciting ideas, social and cultural shifts and, of course, technology we can't even imagine today."

Not surprisingly, words of praise for his book have flowed in from Jablonski's colleagues and networks throughout the world. He has created a comprehensive guide that provides a clear direction on how to lead in the changing global economy. For executives, this book is required reading.