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This is a dialogue across East and West,and a sincere remembrance of trust, responsibility, and mission.From classroom to life, from ideas to practice,the book records not only Drucker’s thought,but the legacy of a belief at its core:that management exists to develop human beings.In 1999, Peter Drucker, the father of modern management, embarked on a profound dialogue with Chinese entrepreneur Shao Minglo over a shared vision for education. Drucker made a solemn commitment: to serve as Shao’s pro bono advisor for the rest of his life. In the years that followed, the two met regularly in California to discuss management education in China, economic realities, and organizational culture—forging a deep friendship that transcended both culture and age.This book records that precious journey. It illustrates not only how Drucker translated ideas into practice, but also portrays his sincerity, warmth, and humanity. He held a deep hope for the future of management in China, remained steadfast i

Talk Like a Pro: Making a Winning Presentation is designed to supplement any textbook on Business Communication. This material set can also be a textbook for a one-or-two-unit standalone presentation course. The Guidebook, together with abundant end-of-chapter exercises and activities, aims to help learners in Asia or countries where English is a second or foreign language prepare them for a professional presentation. It is equally valuable for working professionals who need practical advice on preparing for business presentations.In designing this material set, the author meticulously decomposes award-winning presentation videos into ten-chapter learning units. The author firmly believes that learning can be maximized and be most effective when the learning can be achieved by observing and imitating good examples and when the learning tasks and materials are customized to meet learners’ specific needs and backgrounds. Through the observational learning approach, students and professio