Grand

Gao De, a Chinese-American author who writes under the English name Grand, has a background in management and psychology. According to the author notes in his books, he once served as an FBI trainer and founded the Gao De Research Company, and he has long been engaged in management consulting and corporate training. The library holds 12 of his works, spanning inspirational self-help, management, artificial intelligence, and Eastern philosophy. Representative titles include Speaking Well Is True Emotional Intelligence, Super IP: Cross-Border Marketing in the Internet Era, Dimensional Strike: The Three-Body Principle of Future Internet Business, and Management Is Managing People. His writing takes real-world problems as its starting point, uses plain language, and relies on conceptual models and case analysis to turn management methods, communication skills, and Internet business logic into actionable advice, giving him a broad readership in the popular nonfiction field. Public information on his life, including birth and death dates, is limited, and this introduction is based mainly on the works held in the library.