EMPORION

For Immediate Release – April 18, 2011


 

ANTAEUS BOOKS LAUNCHES EMPORION IMPRINT WITH THE RELEASE OF “THE GRINGO’S GUIDE TO HISPANICS IN THE WORKPLACE.”

APRIL 18, 2011. Key West, FL — ANTAEUS BOOKS, INC., an independent publisher of quality literary fiction and nonfiction, is pleased to announce the launch of the new EMPORION imprint with the early June release of The Gringo’s Guide To Hispanics In The Workplace: How to Avoid Mistakes that Undermine Profits and Lead to Lawsuits, by Jacob Monty, Esq., Monty & Ramierz LLP (Emporion, June 2011). [Buy on Barnes & Noble]

“We’re looking to cover new territory often overlooked by traditional publishers,” says Jayne Navarre, President of Antaeus Books, Inc. “Although we’re a young, independent publishing company, the elite writers we represent and the quality of books published by Antaeus and EMPORION to date demonstrate our commitment to the industry and our desire to give readers and writers more choices.”

The EMPORION imprint offers an economical platform for small press runs, print-on-demand, and e-books. EMPORION offers business writers and organizations a complete suite of services including; professional guidance, editing, ghostwriting, design, printing, distribution, marketing and publicity.”

About The Gringo’s Guide To Hispanics In The Workplace

U.S. employers of all sizes with Hispanic workforces will find The Gringo’s Guide an essential handbook. Monty, a Mexican American attorney based in Houston, Texas, delivers a practical and insightful, step by step guide to understanding the cultural nuances of Latinos, such as; humor, machismo, holidays, and family traditions, all of which factor into the successful integration of Hispanic workforces. In plain English, he presents the issues employers and management need to know: immigration, unionization, pay, vacation and more—including the surprising details of Monty’s own undercover experience as an illegal immigrant worker.

About Jacob Monty

Jacob Monty serves as managing partner of Houston-headquartered Monty & Ramirez LLP, an employment, labor and immigration law firm focused on representing companies with large Hispanic workforces. He has worked for companies with large Hispanic workforces for 18 years, defending them in lawsuits, investigations by Federal and state agencies, and helping them win union elections. He is passionate about defending his clients and also about the Hispanic worker. His clients range from family-owned enterprises to publicly traded companies. He brings a wealth of real-world knowledge to the reader. Professional exploits include defending employers involved in some of the largest raids and investigations by immigration customs and enforcement, and successfully winning for companies some of the largest elections. Jacob is also a vigorous Latino advocate. His expertise on Latinos has been sought after by the Bush White House and many political campaigns, both Republican and Democrat. In 2001 he was offered the then INS Commissioner position by President George W. Bush, but chose to stay in private practice. He also organized the first Latino Safety Summit in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 2004.

About Antaeus Books

Antaeus Books®, Inc. was born in Miami, Florida, in 2010 with a three-fold mission:

  • To discover, publish and market quality literary fiction and nonfiction overlooked by Big Publishing.
  • To launch new, tech-savvy business and legal-marketing books through our forthcoming business publications subsidiary.
  • To maintain the highest standards in editing, design and intelligent use of electronic media to distribute and publicize our products.

To help do that we’ve partnered with the world’s largest book distributor, Ingram, and its Lightning Source, Inc. division to make our quality paperback books available to retailers and distributors worldwide. We’re also issuing all our books in e-book formats for Kindle, Sony and other digital readers so book readers and businesspeople worldwide can buy and read books from Antaeus easily and instantly. For more information contact Jayne L. Navarre at publisher@antaeusbooks.com or 786.208.9108.

If you are an author or businessperson seeking publication of your work, please send a query to submission@antaeusbooks.com.